ip address

[omid]

how many ip address's can be bound to a single card on an nt server?
thanks omid

[Marcel]

On 1/12/99 8:20:31 AM, omid wrote:
> how many ip address's can be bound to a single card on an nt server?
>
thanks omid


It's a maximum of 16 per network card.

Caio

[noby]

Hi Marcel
how will you define that?

On 1/14/99 1:48:29 AM, Marcel wrote:
> On 1/12/99 8:20:31 AM, omid wrote:
> how many ip address's can be
> bound to a single card on an nt server?
>
thanks omid


It's a
> maximum of 16 per network card.

Caio

[Marcel]

On 1/22/99 12:21:35 PM, noby wrote:
> Hi Marcel
how will you define that?

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I assume you mean how to do it...
go to network properties.
go to the protocols tab.
under the ip address tab click advanced.
now you're in advanced ip properties.
there you can add all the ip's and subnets. (up to 16)

[Zaid Abdur-Rahman]

What happens if you assign more then 16 ip addresses?

The reason I ask is I currently have over 16 on a single network card
and I don't notice any problems. However, that does not mean that there is not any.

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On 1/25/99 2:40:12 AM, Marcel wrote:
>
On 1/22/99 12:21:35 PM, noby wrote:
> Hi Marcel
how will you define
> that?

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I assume you mean how to do it...
go to network
> properties.
go to the protocols tab.
under the ip address tab click
> advanced.
now you're in advanced ip properties.
there you can add all
> the ip's and subnets. (up to 16)

[Nugroho Prasetyo]

Yes I agree with you Zaid,

it depends on subnet mask and class of IP setting that you use.

Thank's

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Zaid Abdur-Rahman at 2/9/99 5:02:51 PM

What happens if you assign more then 16 ip addresses?

The reason I ask is I currently have over 16 on a single network card
and I don't notice any problems. However, that does not mean that there is not any.

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On 1/25/99 2:40:12 AM, Marcel wrote:
>
On 1/22/99 12:21:35 PM, noby wrote:
> Hi Marcel
how will you define
> that?

----

I assume you mean how to do it...
go to network
> properties.
go to the protocols tab.
under the ip address tab click
> advanced.
now you're in advanced ip properties.
there you can add all
> the ip's and subnets. (up to 16)

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omid at 1/12/99 8:20:31 AM

how many ip address's can be bound to a single card on an nt server?
thanks omid

[Brandon Banis]

I believe it is 5!
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Marcel at 1/14/99 1:48:29 AM

On 1/12/99 8:20:31 AM, omid wrote:
> how many ip address's can be bound to a single card on an nt server?
>
thanks omid


It's a maximum of 16 per network card.

Caio

[gaz]

take it your hosting multiple internal websites through your nic


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omid at 1/12/99 8:20:31 AM

how many ip address's can be bound to a single card on an nt server?
thanks omid