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August 24, 2011 at 18:25:44
Specs: Windows Server 2008

Hi Professionals, there is a server with 2 network connection in my company. My PC is placed into another network.
Their config. are as below.

My PC:
IP: 10.3.3.91 /24
GW: 10.3.3.1


Network A:
Subnet: 172.x.x.x /24
GW: 172.x.x.254


Network B:
IP: 10.9.9.60 /24
GW: (No Assigned)

Network A must be connecting to the network everyday whereas Network B is newly connected to the network.
Gateway of Network B is no IP assigned as 2 gateways is not allow and Network A is keep connecting to the network.

PC connecting to Network B can be connects to the server by VNC / Remote Desktop as they both locating on the same network.

But my PC cannot using VNC or Remote Desktop and connects to the IP:10.9.9.60.
As there is no gateway assign on the interface with 10.9.9.60.

Any Professionals can fix my problem here? Any advice?
You solution or feedback will be highly appreciate in advanced.


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#1
August 25, 2011 at 02:50:04
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This has nothing todo with a gateway entry or a missing gateway entry on network B.

Your PC is in a different network and therefore, you can't access network B.

Your PC:    10.3.3.91 /24
Net_B:       10.9.9.60 /24

You can only access 10.3.3.x, that's your problem.
Also what gateway is 10.3.3.1 ? Just for your machine, to access the internet?

You are expecting our help, we are expecting your response !!!


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#2
August 25, 2011 at 06:40:25
Thanks, Paulsep.

10.3.3.1 is for internet access


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#3
August 25, 2011 at 08:30:23
Assuming you want Network B to have internet access, you would have to put a router between Network B and Network A.

For information on adding a second router to your network click on my name above in this response and read my “how-to” guide titled, “Add a second Router to your LAN”

Since you have different subnets, you're going to want to use the scenario where you connect them "LAN port to WAN port" and have to add a static route from Network B to Network A.

It matters not how straight the gate,
How charged with punishments the scroll,
I am the master of my fate;
I am the captain of my soul.

***William Henley***


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#4
August 25, 2011 at 17:31:05
Thanks, Curt R~

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