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Re: Can one keep networks apart on a machine?



You shouldn't have any problem doing per-adapter setup under NT.
The biggest issue I can think of is routing, since NT wants to do all
of that automatically, but I think with appropriate choice of IP address
and netmask, you can make it work OK.

I kind of like the suggestion from a previous post that this ignorant
net admin of yours be brought to task over his administrative decisions.
Isn't his job ultimately to provide a network infrastructure that makes
end-users more productive?  Seems to me that his draconic "nothing
but NT" stance runs counter to this.  And this at an institute for higher
learning and enlightened thinking... what a shame.

Marc

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>>> <kaynjay@igalaxy.net> 12/20 10:03 AM >>>
In <[🔎] s85ddde1.045@SPIDY>, on 12/20/99 
   at 07:42 AM, "Marc Mongeon" <Mongeon@bankoe.com> said:

>How about a second NIC in the Windows machine, with a cross-over cable to
>the NIC in the Linux machine?  Or PPP over a serial cable? You might have
>some trouble convincing the Windows machine that you can establish a PPP
>connection without dialing a phone number; the two services seem pretty
>tightly bound in the Windows OS.

That's basically what I was thinking about, but I didn't know if the two
could be kept apart under NT.  Even not being a network-type of person I know
Linux will easily do that, but NT is a new environment for me.  I have a
feeling that I may end up jumping into an NT group for help on the details...
yech.

Thanks Marc!

Kenward
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