I have managed to find a way to add IP addresses manually in the registry to
work around this glitch. I founs it at:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\E100B24\Parameters\Tcpip\IPAdress
Using Regedit.exe, you can see the IPs ok, but it's much easier to enter
them using regedt32.exe, as it has it's multi string dialogue box to add
them.
The good news is it works, the bad news is that not all of the IPs I added
work - is there still a 5 IP limitation per adapter? If so, what's the
workaround? Please don't direct me to my TCP/IP properties :-)
Rgds
Dan
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