The IP address not a user-dependent item. It's part of the hardware profile,
of which you can have two if you want.
Alternatively, you need to learn the syntax of the 'netsh' command, and run
a netsh script each time a user logs-on.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/242468
When we had to make an emergency site-wide change to DNS settings, this was
the method I used, and while it took a bit of head-scratching to figure the
syntax it proved very effective.
"Alejandro Marines" wrote:
> Hi, i have a doubt, i want to set up in the same machine two different ip
> addresses for two user profiles both of them exist on the same domain.
> (when logging in with user1 to have an ip address and when logging in with
> user2 to have a different ip address, same gateway, subnet mask, dns server).
>