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Re: 2 IP addresses

  • Subject: Re: 2 IP addresses
  • From: "Rushdi A. Ariss" <rasmu1@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 28 Aug 1997 10:34:46 -0700
  • Organization: C. A. Rasmussen, Inc.
 
Jeffrey M. Carey wrote:
> 
> Can two TCP/IP stacks co-exist on a PC?  I think they can, meaning your
> PC could be one address to the 400 and another to your ISP.  I'm pretty
> much a TCP/IP novice, so tell me if I am wrong!

Yes you can.  It's a bit tricky if your under DOS or Windows 3.x.  If
you have windows95, it's pretty simple.  How are you binding the IP
stacks?  Is one for an ethernet card and the other for a modem?  More
details please.

Rushdi A. Ariss
rasmu1@earthlink.net
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