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virtual network adapter - accessible from lan

Hello all,

I would like to install a virtual NIC (like the Microsoft Loopback Adapter) which is accessible from the lan.

Very similar in concept to what vmware player does (in the sense that its virtualised network adapter looks like it's physically plugged into the lan).

Thankyou, Fidel

p.s. I know it's possible to bind multiple IP addresses to the one NIC, but that's not what I'm interested in.

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