Re: 2 IP addresses

[DennisLovelady@xxxxxxxxx (Dennis Lovelady)]

Hi, Jeffrey:

On a PC, you can have one IP address per interface.  So, if you have
a LAN connection to your AS/400, and a dialup to your ISP, there is no
problem with what you ask.

HTH

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Jeffrey M. Carey <jeffreycarey@usa.net> on 08/28/97 01:23:47 PM
To: MIDRANGE-L <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com> @ INTERNET
cc:  
Subject: Re: 2 IP addresses

Can two TCP/IP stacks co-exist on a PC?  I think they can, meaning your
PC could be one address to the 400 and another to your ISP.  I'm pretty
much a TCP/IP novice, so tell me if I am wrong!

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