Hi Web Connected, The real question is what you are trying to achieve with the second NIC on the server. Generally, this is done for routing or firewall purposes, but application servers rarely have this configuration. If the majority of the communication is to be over the first NIC, this can easily be handled. You'll want to set the priority of...

I have a Windows 2003 Enterprise server running MSMQ for a proprietary application. With one NIC enabled everything works well and messages route correctly. When I enable the second NIC with an IP to a private network, all messages stop routing. They appear to be routing to the second NIC which is not connected to the WAN where the messages need...