RE: One ethernet card, two IP address, two VLAN

[qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Liotta)]

> of course, they argue this is a common task on other 
>platforms like Windows and Unix :-(

Just for my own education, is there any chance you can get them to explain how 
this would be done under Windows? (I've had enough trouble getting two 
physically separate interfaces working at times.)

Tom Liotta

p.s. Yes, I realize this reply isn't exactly "Midrange"; but if a Windows 
procedure is given, maybe someone will recognize a possibility for OS/400.

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   9. One ethernet card, two IP address, two VLAN (Marc Rauzier)
>
>We would like to setup the following scenario :
>
>* one ethernet card connected to a switch (OK, it is easy)
>* two IP address on this card in two different IP networks (ok, it is 
>easy)
>* the switch port should belong to two different VLAN (network guys 
>problem)
>* each IP address should be "routed" to one dedicated VLAN on the 
>switch port (ha ha)
>
>The network guys say that such a configuration must be set up on the 
>iSeries and of course, they argue this is a common task on other 
>platforms like Windows and Unix :-(
>
>I am unable to see where to setup such a thing.
>
>Does someone have an idea ?

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