I have a laptop running Vista Business, which I need to run on two different
wireless networks using different network settings.

One is a home connection and uses the router to issue an IP, the other is an
office which requires a sepcific IP range setup.

Is there anyway for me to get the laptop to switch between the two based of
the network identifier?

Thanks in advance, Andrew.

Start/(right-click)Network-Properties/Manage network
connections/(right-click)LAN-Properties/select TCP/IPv4/Properties/Alternate
Configuration ... here you must provide a static IP (I recommend the home
one ... security reasons + easy config in router) or if you know the DNS ...


"Andrew Staley" wrote in
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I have a laptop running Vista Business, which I need to run on two
different
wireless networks using different network settings.

One is a home connection and uses the router to issue an IP, the other is
an
office which requires a sepcific IP range setup.

Is there anyway for me to get the laptop to switch between the two based
of the network identifier?

Thanks in advance, Andrew.

Thanks for the reply. Been seting up networks for the office for awhile,
and never realised you could have an alternative range stored.

Andrew.

"Marius Farcas" wrote in message
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Start/(right-click)Network-Properties/Manage network
connections/(right-click)LAN-Properties/select
TCP/IPv4/Properties/Alternate Configuration ... here you must provide a
static IP (I recommend the home one ... security reasons + easy config in
router) or if you know the DNS ...

"Andrew Staley" wrote in
message ...
I have a laptop running Vista Business, which I need to run on two
different
wireless networks using different network settings.

One is a home connection and uses the router to issue an IP, the other is
an
office which requires a sepcific IP range setup.

Is there anyway for me to get the laptop to switch between the two based
of the network identifier?

Thanks in advance, Andrew.