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# '''Start''' -> '''Control Panel''' -> '''Administrative Tools''' -> '''Routing and Remote Access'''
# Right-click item underneath "'''Server Status'''" in left pane. (Often this is called "something (local)") Choose "'''Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access.'''"
# A configuration box pops up. Hit '''Next''' to start the configuration.
# Choose "'''Custom Configuration'''." Hit '''Next'''.
# Select only "'''LAN routing'''." Hit '''Next'''.
# Hit '''Finish'''. This will close the box and ask if you want to start the service. Choose '''No'''.
# In a few seconds, there will be subitems below the server name in the left pane. Expand '''IP Routing''', and choose '''General'''.
# Right-click on '''Local Area Connection''' in the right pane. Choose '''Properties'''.
# Switch to the '''Configuration''' Tab, and click '''Advanced'''.
# In the IP addresses section on top, click '''Add'''. Add the IPs that you were assigned individually, using a subnet mask of 255.255.255.255. Then click '''OK'''. Repeat this step for each IP you are adding.
# Click '''OK''', returning to the Local Area Connection Properties Window. Click '''Apply''' here. It will ask if you want to continue. Choose '''OK''', and then hit '''OK'''.
# Close the Routing and Remote Access window.