Ive installed RRAS on a windows 2003 server machine. This machine has 3
network cards all pointing to different networks. The server can ping hosts
in each network with a problem. Ive set up a couple of clients to use the
default gateway as this server, but no traffic is getting there, even though
a tracert shows that traffic hits the RRAS server first.
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