Re: 2 IP addresses

[Bob Angell <aimsllc@xxxxxxx>]

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!

For what its worth ...

I use TCP/IP as my primary network protocol in the office ...
and every machine can dial-up to the Internet ... but they
do not have *separate* stacks ... if you use more than 1
NIC (network interface card) in the system, each board must
use a separate address ... in fact, you can set up several
under one box for separte networks ... and you can run
many protocols over the same LAN (ie. I run SNA, TCP/IP and
Netbios on the same hub).

-Bob-
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