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Redirect Internet w/ Multiple NICs
Name: vvume Date: December 28, 2006 at 06:25:55 Pacific OS: W2K3x64 EE CPU/Ram: 2*QCE5305/12GB Product: Dell 2900
Comment:
I have two NICs in the server, the first connecting to an internal domain LAN with a slow internet gateway and the 2nd connected to a simple router w/ a faster internet connection. Everytime I try to access the internet or download, windows 2003 does not attempt to use the 2nd NIC even when the first one is very busy. The only way I can get windows 2003 server to use the other NIC is to disable the 1st NIC. How do I redirect internet traffic to the 2nd NIC with the first one connected?
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