As we all know, computers usually only have one IP. Sometimes they need to be accessed across networks. Frequently changing the IP is too cumbersome. So can I set multiple IPs? Is there any way to set a different ip address? The answer is yes, the editor below will teach you how to set up dual IP addresses in Win7 system.

The method is as follows:

1. Click the network icon in the lower right corner of the computer;

2. Click [Open Network and Sharing Center];

3. Click Change Adapter Settings;

4. Right-click the network connection and select Properties;

5. Select IPV4 on the properties page;

6. The properties dialog box opens. Here we use the DHCP function of the router. Obtain the IP automatically, or manually fix the IP;

7. Click the [Alternate Configuration] tab and select [User Configuration];

8. Manually enter the IP address. We automatically obtain the 1-segment IP. Here we enter the 2-segment IP, [OK].

The above is the detailed method on how to set dual IP addresses in Win7 system. I hope it can help you.