Wireless Network x2

I have a laptop running Vista Business, which I need to run on two different
wireless networks using different network settings.

One is a home connection and uses the router to issue an IP, the other is an
office which requires a sepcific IP range setup.

Is there anyway for me to get the laptop to switch between the two based of
the network identifier?

Thanks in advance, Andrew.

Start/(right-click)Network-Properties/Manage network
connections/(right-click)LAN-Properties/select TCP/IPv4/Properties/Alternate
Configuration ... here you must provide a static IP (I recommend the home
one ... security reasons + easy config in router) or if you know the DNS ...


"Andrew Staley" <andrew@staleyNOREPLIES.eclipseREPLIESNO.co.uk> wrote in
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>I have a laptop running Vista Business, which I need to run on two
>different
> wireless networks using different network settings.
>
> One is a home connection and uses the router to issue an IP, the other is
> an
> office which requires a sepcific IP range setup.
>
> Is there anyway for me to get the laptop to switch between the two based
> of the network identifier?
>
> Thanks in advance, Andrew.
>

Thanks for the reply. Been seting up networks for the office for awhile,
and never realised you could have an alternative range stored.

Andrew.

"Marius Farcas" <mariusf79@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:AD9C59A8-CCC2-4AE0-8E14-3FF2D6328F91@microsoft.com...

> Start/(right-click)Network-Properties/Manage network
> connections/(right-click)LAN-Properties/select
> TCP/IPv4/Properties/Alternate Configuration ... here you must provide a
> static IP (I recommend the home one ... security reasons + easy config in
> router) or if you know the DNS ...
>
> "Andrew Staley" <andrew@staleyNOREPLIES.eclipseREPLIESNO.co.uk> wrote in
> message news:1E9E9180-923C-4138-954D-E0322675C984@microsoft.com...

>