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by mckaytech
You've really only got two options: have a gateway router that can route to both DSL and FR or use a program like Netswitcher that can change IP settings on the fly.
By definition, there cannot be two gateways on a workstation at the same time.
paul
by nettek
Try the following: Leave the gateway setting for the Internet, and remove your frame relay gateway setting. Use a Route statement at the command prompt to provide your PCs with the second gateway.
For example:
c:\route.exe -p add 192.168.1.0 mask 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.130
The "-p" allows the route to remain persistant after reboot.
192.168.1.0 would be the network ID of the network you are trying to reach over your frame relay.
255.255.255.0 is the subnet mask of the network you are trying to reach.
192.168.0.130 is the IP address of your frame relay router (the second gateway).
This will, in effect, tell those PCs to use your internal gateway to get to your Intranet sites. All other requests will go out the default gateway.You can add multiple route statements to get to multiple subnets, and they can be run from a login script.
by támer
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