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18-Mar-2010, 05:20 AM #1
Several LAN connection
Hallo people!
Here is my problem. I am using my laptop at home and at the job and all the time I have to rewrite IPs to connect to LAN-s. Is there any way to create several LANs?
thx in advance
Alexander
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18-Mar-2010, 05:57 AM #2
Is there some reason you can't use automatic configuration
to get IP's assigned from DHCP?
Your login should be tied in to your user account at work.
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18-Mar-2010, 08:31 AM #3
It seems to me that the person, responsible for computers here, is not quite professional.
She gave me IP addresses, gateways, DNS addresses and told me to use them. She also told me that she knew how to configure two LAN-s in windows 2000 but had no idea whether it was possible in Vista.
Plus, she does not speak English or any other language, understandable for me.
therefore, I am applying to this forum for help.
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