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In Windows 10 in a system with a single network adapter, I need to assign a secondary IP to the adapter in a different range, while the primary IP is obtained via DHCP. I'm not going to assign the primary IP manually, because I don't want to get conflict in the future. The primary address is not important what to be, it just connects the system to the network. But I need to address the system via the secondary static IP. What can I do?

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    Does this answer your question? Add a static IP alias to a DHCP interface on Windows 8 (and above)
    – Nordlys Jeger
    Commented Sep 2, 2020 at 16:54
  • Thanks for your reply. I examined it, but got disconnected! I used DHCP again and it assigned a new ip! Anyway, have to use another system, or maybe a virtual one for this purpose, because the system physical access is not easy and it took some time for me to do the operation. Going to examine the method on a virtual system and see what will happen. Thanks
    – hamidi
    Commented Sep 3, 2020 at 4:15

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