Configuring Multiple Internet Sources

Hey Guys -

I have 2 individual networks that I would like to connect to simultaneously.
They are on different subnets. When I enable both, I only have access to one
of the networks, when I bridge them, I have the same problem.

The only way to use both is to use one at a time and I have to disable the
one I don't want to use.

Is there a setting I can set so I can have both running simultaneously? I've
searched Google but I was unable to find anything.

Thanks for any help.

--Adam

 

Hello,

DO NOT MULTIPOST !

This is the answer i gave you on the other forum:

use print migrator to move printer and drivers from one server to another:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...25-cbc9-44da-b2c9-ffdbc46b0b17&displaylang=en

Vbscript at logon that remaps same printer but to the new server

 

Sorry,
I obviously misclicked, it was for the post of DJone.

Please accept my apologies.

 

Hello,

You can't use both gateway at the same time through windows.

You may configure both on the same subnet like this:
pc: 192.168.0.1
gateway 1: 192.168.0.253
gateway 2: 192.168.0.254

If the first goes down (windows can't ping it anymore), it will switch to
the backup one.

Hope it helps,

 

Thanks, this is useful.

Now for the next problem:

I'm using Windows Mobile's Internet Sharing to get online (the internet is
currently down in my office). Is it possible to change the gateway settings
on windows mobile so I can match my office's subnet? They are both
192.168.x.x

--Adam

 

You may post to the windows mobile forum, but i don't think you can have 2
gateway on windows mobile.

As it is an office, you may push the twon gateway trhough dhcp lease.