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I have a computer(Windows XP) connected to two network interfaces, these two interfaces are connected to different networks and they are configured to receive a DHCP configuration, which means that both of them will give to the computer a default gateway.
The computer behaves sometimes correctly and sends packets to the right interfaces, sometimes it doesn't.
Is there a logical explanation about how computers behave in such situations?
Is there a right way to keep these both interfaces configured like that and behave correctly ?
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the computer behaves sometimes correctly and sends packets to the right interfaces, sometimes it doesn't
doesn't tell us anything about what you mean. You need to give us more details. 2. Windows computers can't use multiple default gateways. - http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/configuring-multiple-network-gateways#1TC=windows-7