Multiple LAN Connections - Different Locations - One Network Card
Is it possible to create multiple LAN connections on Windows XP Sp2 (Professional Edition)?
We have a laptop (IBM ThinkPad – X61s lenovo) with one Ethernet 802.3
Adapter (Intel® 82566MM Gigabit Network Connection). We want to be able to connect this laptop to two different (Ethernet) LANs in two different
buildings (not at the same time, of course
I am able to establish LAN connections in both places, but the problem is
each time I have to overwrite the IP settings from the previous location
(LAN).
So, the question is -- similar to being able to create and choose from
multiple "wireless" networks on Windows XP, is there a such feature for
multiple LAN connections/profiles too? The idea is to save a LAN setting in
the system and use it later by simply choosing that connection by name,
Without having to re-enter IP settings again.
Any advice?
Is it possible to create multiple LAN connections on Windows XP Sp2 (Professional Edition)?
We have a laptop (IBM ThinkPad – X61s lenovo) with one Ethernet 802.3
Adapter (Intel® 82566MM Gigabit Network Connection). We want to be able to connect this laptop to two different (Ethernet) LANs in two different
buildings (not at the same time, of course
I am able to establish LAN connections in both places, but the problem is
each time I have to overwrite the IP settings from the previous location
(LAN).
So, the question is -- similar to being able to create and choose from
multiple "wireless" networks on Windows XP, is there a such feature for
multiple LAN connections/profiles too? The idea is to save a LAN setting in
the system and use it later by simply choosing that connection by name,
Without having to re-enter IP settings again.
Any advice?