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Problem: I have a WAN setup with an workstation(s) ip of 10.x.x.x router 10.x.x.100, this routes traffic from a CISCO 3640 through a PIX to the Internet as well as routing to WAN servers within the subnet.
Now I have a new router with an IP of 10.100.0.1 and have added 2nd network cards for a few computers to access this router exclusivly by giving their 2nd network card a static IP of 10.100.x.x and gateway of 10.100.0.1 . Here's the problem: The computers seem to drop off of the 10.1.x.x network the 1st NIC is attached too and I don't know why. I assume the gateway is the problem and have added it to the 1st NIC but I can either see one network or the other and not both. Any ideas?
Name: Curt R Date: May 17, 2002 at 22:11:27 Pacific
Reply:
I'm not familiar with that particular router but you should be able to add static routes and IP's to each NIC...I would do so.
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Response Number 2
Name: techtony Date: May 18, 2002 at 00:13:01 Pacific
Reply:
PCs can only be members of one subnet during any session. Instead of adding secondary network cards, you should have split the PCs into two different subnets, each accessing a different router/gateway address.
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