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    1 PC 2 NICS. 1 for wan 1 for lan

    Hey ppl,

    I have my main rig which has 2 nics in it.

    One of the nics is connected to the ROuter downstairs.

    THe other nic I have a crossover cable plugged in so I can connect my laptop and copy files accross to it quickly.

    THe problem I Have is that when I turn on the second nic and connect up my Laptop my main rig loses net connection.

    I`ve tried putting both on separate subnets and using separate ip ranges for each card but the problem continues.

    Has anyone got any ideas of how I could set this up. MY main rig uses win xp PRO and my laptop is using windows vista Ultimate.

    Thanks in advance

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    You aren't putting default gateways on both cards are you?.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TiG View Post
    You aren't putting default gateways on both cards are you?.

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    Doh now there was the problem lol.

    I had put a default gateway on both cards.

    Removed the one from the secondary nnix and I`m now posting with the laptop plugged in

    CHeers guys

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