Re: 2nd DHCP Scope?

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In news:OSdmTsZCGHA.2644@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
Stranger <strangerx@xxxxxxxx> stated, which I commented on below:
> Here is the link. I hope the drawing makes sense. :) My site at
> home is still on dial up so it may take a few moments to load.
>
> http://www.jackandjay.com/network/network%20design.htm

Slow loading. I had to reload it about 8 times before it gave me a complete
image.

Trying to re-read the thread, which is lengthy with alot of info, maybe I
can just say some basics to keep in mind. The default gateway for any
network is the doorway out of the network. If there are multiple gates, it
will not work (if there are multiple NICs on a router). When selecting which
gate to use, keep in mind the direction that you want traffic to move. Your
drawing is nice, however, I was looking for more specifics. In some places
you have the default gate specified, but I don't see where that specific
interface is on a router or another machine. Here's a static routing example
I drew up for my students in an infrastructure design course, or at least
the routing portion of it.

http://www.fekay.com/StaticRouteExample.htm

Ace


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