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You have to bind IP separately to each adapter with the appropriate settings, such as hostname, DNS, gateway, e.t.c. -=alan=- ---------- > From: Friedemann Baitinger <baiti@herrenberg.netsurf.de> > To: ThinkPad Mailing-List <thinkpad@cs.utk.edu> > Subject: multiple different tcp/ip settings > Date: Thursday, September 05, 1996 6:42 PM > > hi there, > i'm new to the thinkpad world. until now i always had a pc directly > attached to some network. no i am in the situation that i want to > connect the TP to a Token Ring network at work and to an Ethernet > network at home and probably to the internet via Dialup Adapter from > some place around the world. > > I'm running win95 for that purpose (linux for other purposes), defining > the connections is relatively easy to do, however, i noticed that i > can only define one set of TCP/IP settings such as: > > - hostname > - domain > - gateway > > to me it would make a lot more sense if these data would be specific > to a given connection such as T/R, E'net, Dialup ... > > does anybody know a way how to achieve this? (This must be a FAQ! I > apologize in advance but i really haven't been in this situation until > recently). > > thanks for your help. > > -- > Friedemann Baitinger baiti@herrenberg.netsurf.de