It's strange that I found my laptop wireless and wired can be connected to the Internet today.

The lab uses Terminal boxes. Each box has an internal IP address that can be used to log on to the server through the box and access the Internet through the server. However, the box cache is limited and it is uncomfortable. So I took my notebook to the lab, inserted the network cable into my notebook, configured the IP address as the box IP address, and used my notebook as a terminal to connect to the server.

 

However, I always feel uncomfortable accessing the Internet through the server. My laptop is only used as a terminal.

 

Just now, one of our students has an Internet account. We all connect to the lab's network through wireless connection, which automatically allocates IP addresses, and then we can access a network portal website in the lab, we can connect to the Internet after logging in through the account.

 

If you want to connect your local network to the Internet, you need to use a wireless network. If you want to connect to the server, you need a fixed IP address, because you cannot log on to the lab server only when you use wireless Internet access.

 

At first, I had only one Internet and one wired network, and I had to stop one at a time. It was very troublesome,

 

Today, I suddenly wanted to give it a try. I couldn't do it with two items. I found it was okay.

 

Ipconfig/all: the IP address automatically assigned by the wireless network is 10.103.1.37. It is connected to the network account logon portal on 10.103.0.253 and then directly connected to the Internet.

 

The local connection IP address is 10.10.49.185, which is connected to the 10.10.22.20.server.

 

The two are completely independent, but they can access the Internet together,

 

The reason is that the two Enis of the laptop can be used at the same time and do not interfere with each other.