I've done this before, on this box even, but right now I'm totally drawing a blank.  How do I configure my server to respond to multiple separate IP addresses?

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Steven A Smith
President, AspAlliance LLC
CIO, Lake Quincy Media, LLC

Figured it out.  There are two ways, actually:

1) Add another NIC.  Set one NIC up for DHCP, and the other one up with specific IPs (using the Advanced button on the TCP/IP properties dialog).  Since this was for a VirtualPC image, it was a simple thing to tell it to add another (virtual) NIC.

2) Hack the registry.  Here's an article I found (but did not test) that shows how:

http://www.petri.co.il/configure_tcp_ip_to_use_dhcp_and_a_static_ip_address_at_the_same_time.htm

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Steven A Smith
President, AspAlliance LLC
CIO, Lake Quincy Media, LLC

You can also add a new IP to the NIC if its within the same subnet.

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Jason N. Gaylord
JasonGaylord.com

True, part of my initial concern was because I was using DHCP for my main NIC, and so was trying to figure out how to add IPs *and* use DHCP.  In the end, I just had one NIC use DHCP, and the other one I gave multiple IPs to.

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Steven A Smith
President, AspAlliance LLC
CIO, Lake Quincy Media, LLC

Makes sense. Good luck with it!

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Jason N. Gaylord
JasonGaylord.com