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by bhardison

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I have 2 mostly seperate networks. Call them 50.xxx and 40.xxx The 50 net is a 7 system standalone net w/out Internet access. One of the systems uses Webagent to serve a database access page to the others. A different machine on 50 has 2 NICs onesees the 50 net and the other sees the 40. All other internal users are on the 40 net. Is there a way to share this web page with the 40 net users?

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by winterfrost

First, the dual-homed system needs to be configured as a router. What OS is it running?

Next, the systems on your 40... network need to have some way to get to the 50... network. This can be done a few different ways:
1) configure the default gateway of all PCs on the 40... subnet net to the 40... interface of the dual-homed system.
2) create a route on the existing default gateway for the 50... network which directs all traffic destined for the 50... subnet to the 40... interface of thedual-homed system.
3) create static routes on each client which directs traffic to the 50... subnet to the 40... interface of the dual-homed system.

Finally, you will need to give the Webagent system a route to get back to the 40... subnet. This can be done using one of the same methods as above, except traffic will need to be directed to the 50... interface on the dual-homed system.

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