can Wireless lan and ethernet Lan co exist?

zzz2496 · 22 Apr 2010

Packet said:

easy way out:
assuming the two nic's are on different networks, create/set routes using the nic you want to use for the destination network(s).

ps: you can even have 2 default routes (with different weights)

No can do... This computer is in a Domain. Unless the Domain Security Policy permits such behavior, or the Domain administrator manually configure this computer - there is no way the OP can go and configure it as such...

zzz2496

Packet · 23 Apr 2010

actually, you can - all you need is local admin - or some other elevated rights :)

zzz2496 · 23 Apr 2010

Packet said:

actually, you can - all you need is local admin - or some other elevated rights :)

Pardon me? Computer/Software/Security/Group Policy settings gets overwritten when you log into Domain... Or I'm missing something here...?

zzz2496

Packet · 24 Apr 2010

that's fine. and accurate as goes policy processing.

but lets take up the point of a privileged task - say routing or rather the ability to add/set/remove routes.
if your domain account is added to the local admin group, manually or by gpo, you indeed have (more) privileged rights