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Virtual IP support

Nov 06 03 6:40 pm

Dear All,

Is it possible to setup Wingate on a windows 2000 with 1 eth card with virtual ip ?

Regards.

Nov 06 03 8:49 pm

I too would like to know if this is possible.
I know 1-NIC is possible with Sygate (Home/Office Network).

I am loyal to WinGate since it has more features and easy interface.
It would be great if WinGate is actually able to this also, this is very convenient for simple 'n quick ICS.

Re: Virtual IP support

Nov 07 03 11:29 am

akira wrote:Dear All,

Is it possible to setup Wingate on a windows 2000 with 1 eth card with virtual ip ?

Regards.


What do you mean by this? WinGate does support multiple IPs on the same NIC, virtual IPs.

Tim

Re: Virtual IP support

Nov 07 03 9:08 pm

tim wrote:
What do you mean by this? WinGate does support multiple IPs on the same NIC, virtual IPs.

Tim


That's interesting, can you describe briefly what do you mean by having multiple IPs on the same NIC? And how to do that?

So does it mean that WinGate able to serve properly with just 1 NIC?

Re: Virtual IP support

Nov 08 03 2:18 pm

VreebieS wrote:
tim wrote:What do you mean by this? WinGate does support multiple IPs on the same NIC, virtual IPs.
Tim

That's interesting, can you describe briefly what do you mean by having multiple IPs on the same NIC? And how to do that?
So does it mean that WinGate able to serve properly with just 1 NIC?


In Win2000 you can assign multiple IPs to the same NIC with the Advanced option in the TCP/IP properties. This can be conveniant in many situations for setting up advanced policies, or if running WInGate behind another firewall.

WinGate can't really do much for you with only one NIC tho, it has to have access to the internet with a NIC and/or Modem.
In this configuration it may be useful as an internal mail server. As long at one of its interfaceshas a rounte to the Net it will be able to deliver / receive.

Tim
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