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How do i get Win2k Advanced Server to pull more than one IP from a router?

Are you talking about DHCP? If so, you can only get one IP per physical interface via DHCP. If you want more than one address, you have to assign the IP's statically.
 
so id have to do it on the router side? I have a linksys and cant seem to figure out how to assing more than one IP to a pc.
 
i went to advanced there was no way to add an IP, could it be because i have a cheapo NIC in this machine?
 
i dont think theres much more to it, i need more than one IP for the same Windows box, im trying to set up more than one webserver on the same port, thus i need seperate IP's, i know this can be done i just cant seem to figure it out, the only time i remember seeing anything about multiple IPs was when i installed Windows.
 
Secondly, why do you need 2 IPs on the same port? Why would you want two webservers? Almost sounds like you trying to use one machine, where you are supposed to use two. Secondly, I doubht win2k will allow you to run two IIS at the same time. Unless you use some other web server.
 
IIS 5.0 allows you to run multiple websites at once. Since each website/ftp site needs their own port, in order to add a second website, you need to put that website on a different port number, or you need to add a second IP number. Actually, if this setup is behind a router, you can only have one IP numbers (WAN) for the router so this setup won't help.
 
the webservers will be internally only (well except one of them) they are for internal development purposes, and wont need to be reacehed outside the router, i know webservers can have more than one IP, cuz thats how my web hosts has it set up on NT 4, they have several domains on the same server, and each have thier own IP
 
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