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Using 2 IP's in one PC
Hi i'm using 2 smartbro antenna is it possible to have to IP's in one PC? I have two routers and a switch hub, my plan is to connect these 2 routers w/ diff. IP to a single hub then connect my pc to that hub so I may obtain 2 ip provider and I can choose which network connection to use. Is this possible?
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Re: Using 2 IP's in one PC
You will need two network cards in the PC. Then you can connect them to each router. If you don't need the two networks to talk to each other then you don't need to connect the routers to each other.
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