I have Vista Ultimate; I have two wired NIC cards. I have two separate networks going to two different routers using completely different IP numbers and ISP. Can I use both networks with my Vista computer and if yes, how?
I tried to put routing entries, but the computer seems to only see one network and ignores the other. I guess I am more used to UNIX servers where this is not a big deal.
Any help you can through my way would be appreciated.
2 Seperate networks, one Vista computer with 2 NIC
- 02 Jan 2010 #1My System Specs
2 Seperate networks, one Vista computer with 2 NIC
- 03 Jan 2010 #2
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My System SpecsRe: 2 Seperate networks, one Vista computer with 2 NIC
Im most likely sure you cannot use 2 ISPs on Windows Vista.
Maybe in Windows Server 2008 you can, but I read that Linux/UNIX has a better knowledge of using 2 ISPs when its necessary.
a BSD box might work. However, again UNIX does a better job at handling the resources of 2 ISPs.
Google " 2 ISPs on 1 PC" and see what you may find, as im not totally educated on this situation.
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2 Seperate networks, one Vista computer with 2 NIC
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