Here is the situation. I have an Internet server with two network cards. One going to my internal network, the other going to my DSL modem. I am using Windows XP Pro. When I am not connected to my ISP, I can get to my network sites just fine. I can ping them and tracert them and they go like they are suppose to.
However, when I connect to my ISP, I cannot get to any network computers on the wan outside of my building. If I ping an internal computer, it works fine. But when it goes through my gateway router, it is like it wants to go through the network card connected to the Internet. If I do a tracert to a computer outside of my building, but still in my domain, it cannot see it.
I know there must be a setting for Windows XP to default to go through my internal network card for network traffic instead of my network card for the Internet. I did some looking at the bridge in XP networking and tried that but it did not seem to help.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
However, when I connect to my ISP, I cannot get to any network computers on the wan outside of my building. If I ping an internal computer, it works fine. But when it goes through my gateway router, it is like it wants to go through the network card connected to the Internet. If I do a tracert to a computer outside of my building, but still in my domain, it cannot see it.
I know there must be a setting for Windows XP to default to go through my internal network card for network traffic instead of my network card for the Internet. I did some looking at the bridge in XP networking and tried that but it did not seem to help.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
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