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how we can access 2 networks at a time from a system
lets say 1)local network and 2)internet
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Answer Posted / ramakishorepeddinti
We need to add two NIC cards to a PC one NIC for internet
and another one for local (LAN)network first one IP settings
as per ISP provider and second one is as per our local ip
address
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