Multiple ethernet connections in one computer?

I have two ethernet connections in my computer (2 IP Addr) I would like one connection to talk to a PLC(UPD) While the other (wireless) to talk to a printer across the room (TCP Visa Resource- open and write) Is this possible in LV7.1

jaggedmedia wrote:
> I have two ethernet connections in my computer (2 IP Addr) I would
> like one connection to talk to a PLC(UPD) While the other (wireless)
> to talk to a printer across the room (TCP Visa Resource- open and
> write) Is this possible in LV7.1
There should be no problem. Assuming your network is setup properly and
each network card has its own subnet, the TCP/IP socket driver should
route any package through the correct network interface.
Rolf Kalbermatter
Rolf Kalbermatter
CIT Engineering Netherlands
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