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Anton Kunakovsky2018-06-12 19:57:46
Computer networks
Anton Kunakovsky, 2018-06-12 19:57:46

Set up a network through Teamviever?

There is a corporate facility that has problems connecting to the network (router configuration is required). Is it possible to create 2 connections on Windows: one will look at the router to configure it, and the second will receive Internet from the phone via a wifi whistle, with which the teamViever session will be deployed.

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Griboks, 2018-06-12
@Griboks

Yes, windows supports a fairly large number of connections. What's the question?

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Ezhyg, 2018-06-12
@Ezhyg

Is it possible to create 2 connections on Windows

Easily! You go to the "Network connection" properties -> open the Ipv4 settings -> switch to "Use the following IP address:" -> enter the desired address there (all other fields are not required, except for the gateway, it should be the address looking on the Internet) - > Advanced -> in the upper field you add as many addresses with masks as you need, and in the lower field - the necessary gateways with metrics -> OK -> OK -> Close -> Disable -> Enable -> work.
This is an ordinary network device with its own address, like any network device. That is, if it is placed on the same network (existing), with the correct addressing, then it will simply be available.
If it is configured with a specific address, you can add a second address from the subnet of this router. Then everything works again on its own.
Ah, there it is ... Then what is the question? It will just work by itself, just run and connect.

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Ziptar, 2018-06-13
@Ziptar

If you're talking about a gateway conflict, then...
Route metrics are automatically assigned based on the last established connection; at the same time, the dhcp update by timer is considered a newly established connection, so excesses may occur under certain circumstances. (relevant for win7, other operating systems may behave differently)
You can manually configure the ipv4 properties of a specific connection.

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