your server should know the two subnets, and route between them
automatically (if you have routing turned on). what you need is a
static route in your router telling it how to reach the 192.168.48.0
network (via the gateway 192.168.200.25).
Darren Mann wrote:
> I had to reset my router and I can not remember the correct settings
> to
> input for the static route so both of my subnets can see each other.
> Microsoft has removed my document from their tech site and I am lost.
> I
> know it is easy but I can not figure it out.
>
> I have a multihomed server with a router attached to one subnet for
> internet
> access. My Server addresses are Net1: 192.168.200.25 this is the
> subnet
> that the router is attached. Router address 192.168.200.254.
>
> Net2: 192.168.48.25
>
> What I need is the static route for one subnet to the other and to the
>
> router.
>
> Regards
>
> Darren Mann
> Miller Products Co.
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