RE: Windows network advice required (plus Tim decides to install some CAT5!)

["BUTLER, Tony, FM" <tony.butler@xxxxxxx>]

>All this is fairly simple (to my mind anyway), until you throw a
spanner
in. I will want to connect
>my PC to the network in order to use Terminal Services (Windows XP
remote
desktop) to carry out 
>maintenance etc. Can you have two DHCP servers on the same network? Is
it
is simple as dividing the
>192.168.0.X network into two separate sub-nets using the network
mask
255.255.255.128? How do I set 
>up the two network cards in my machine (one wired, one wireless)?

I assume you mean you want to be able to connect your wireless pc to
the
co-located network?
Why not set up a VPN so you can connect in that way.  The advantage is
that
when the co-located network moves somewhere else, you can still
remotely
connect to the network for support etc.

Dunno about doing this in software, but using a pair of Draytek ADSL
routers
it is a piece of p*ss :-)


HTH,


Tony


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