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Print Server on two networks
Name: CharlieD Date: August 31, 2007 at 07:22:16 Pacific OS: Win Server 2003 CPU/Ram: 2X3G Dual Core w/6GB RAM Product: HP DL380 G5
Comment:
I'm attempting to set up a print server attached to two different networks using two NICs. I understand that I cannot have default gateways on both networks and need to add a persistent route that will connect me to the second network. My question is, which network should I use as my default gateway and which should I add to the table? If I set the default gateway to the customer network and add a route to ours, will I have problems remotely managing the server?
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