Is it possible to have two local area connections, one
using dhcp and the other using static IP address? With
both bound to the single RJ45 ethernet connector on my
laptop. With only one of the connections enabled at home
and at work I could use my laptop in either place without
redefining my Ip address setup in each place.
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"Joe Cousins" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible to have two local area connections, one
> using dhcp and the other using static IP address? With
> both bound to the single RJ45 ethernet connector on my
> laptop. With only one of the connections enabled at home
> and at work I could use my laptop in either place without
> redefining my Ip address setup in each place.
>
> Any thoughts on this problem?
>
> jcousins@csc.com
Hello
Yep
Go to Network Connections disable the one and the click Create a new
Connection when that is done configure it as you wish then you can switch to
which ever one desired by disabling one and enabling the other.
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Hope This Helps
Haus
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"Joe Cousins" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:813e01c431e9$b42633c0$a501280a@phx.gbl...
> Is it possible to have two local area connections, one
> using dhcp and the other using static IP address? With
> both bound to the single RJ45 ethernet connector on my
> laptop. With only one of the connections enabled at home
> and at work I could use my laptop in either place without
> redefining my Ip address setup in each place.
>
> Any thoughts on this problem?
>
> jcousins@csc.com
need two local area connections 
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