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Feedback: Update and Improve the Networking Stack/Networking Functionality with Virtual Network Interfaces
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Erick Smith
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Currently in Windows 10/11, the use of two IP addresses on two different subnetworks will cause the domain controller to register both IP addresses on the same network interface. It would be a good idea to have the ability to make virtual network interfaces for devices that need to connect on both a domain and a local environment separately.
Windows's way of doing so currently is to just add an additional IP address, but this does not solve being in a domain environment and in a local environment separately.