Here's a picture of the small test network I'm trying to set up to learn routing.
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IP Block: 64.100.100.225 thru 64.100.100.255
On the w2k router, I've done the following:
- Installed RRAS (IP routing is enabled).
- Most of the basic loopback routes seemed to already be set, so I set these two static routes:
Interface- eth1
Desination- 0.0.0.0
Network mask- 0.0.0.0
Gateway- 64.100.100.225
Metric- 1
Interface- eth2
Destination- 64.100.100.241
Network mask- 255.255.255.255
Gateway- 64.100.100.241
Metric- 1
The workstation can ping the eth2 NIC and external computers can ping the eth1 NIC. However, nothing is being routed across the two (in other words, the workstation can't ping the eth1 NIC).
That's all I've done so far. It's like everything is running okay on both ends, but there's no "bridge" between the two. What other routes or configurations does it look like I'm missing
click here for picture
IP Block: 64.100.100.225 thru 64.100.100.255
On the w2k router, I've done the following:
- Installed RRAS (IP routing is enabled).
- Most of the basic loopback routes seemed to already be set, so I set these two static routes:
Interface- eth1
Desination- 0.0.0.0
Network mask- 0.0.0.0
Gateway- 64.100.100.225
Metric- 1
Interface- eth2
Destination- 64.100.100.241
Network mask- 255.255.255.255
Gateway- 64.100.100.241
Metric- 1
The workstation can ping the eth2 NIC and external computers can ping the eth1 NIC. However, nothing is being routed across the two (in other words, the workstation can't ping the eth1 NIC).
That's all I've done so far. It's like everything is running okay on both ends, but there's no "bridge" between the two. What other routes or configurations does it look like I'm missing
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