Q: I have a computer with a dual 10/100 NICs. I had originally set for sharing internet, but I know more about a broadband connection. I have two other computers on the network, and was wondering if I could assign one NIC to each of the computers. For example, if I move files from the server to a computer – a network will be used at the 100mb connection. At the same time, drag the files to another computer using the other NIC – again using the full 100 MB connection. Does anyone know if this is possible? All OSs are Win2k Pro.
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Re:You can't do two workgroups, but you can do multiple subnets, multiple IPs, etc…
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Re:i've never ever heard of two workgroups in win2k, don't think it's possible.
i run a dual port NIC and have both a WAN and LAN set up. i can surf the 'net through the WAN interface while sharing stuff over the LAN.
you should be able to do the same
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Re:<< Ok, good idea. I will try that. Is there a way to set a computer on two separate workgroups under Win2k? >>
Heh, no clue. I havent even USED win2k 
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Re:Ok, good idea. I will try that. Is there a way to set a computer on two separate workgroups under Win2k?
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Re:<< I have a computer with dual 10/100 nics. I had originaly set it up for internet sharing, but I know longer have a broadband connection. I have two other computers on the network, and was wondering if I could assign a nic to each of the computers. For example, if I move files from the server to one computer – it will use one nic at the 100mb connection. At the same time, drag files to the other computer using the other nic – again using the full 100mb connection. Does anyone know if this is possible? All the OS's are Win2k Pro. >>
Put them in different subnets and I dont see why this would be a problem. Different subnets would make routing easier I think.
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