Re: SBS multiple local subnets... routing ?

Well the result will be a single subnet and a server with 3 disabled NIC's. I played also with the network teaming, but it seemed to fail miserably. (it created a new teamed NIC, but the 2 NIC's it was teamed froms till showed aswell)

Why is SBS so useless at being a router ? I thought it was a simple task really.
"Henrik" <hear01@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:ONfaHdTeIHA.3724@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
hehe, for real, No Im not either, just that my curiousity toke over ..
Lets focus on the problem here :-)

Art, pls update this thread when you have purchased a switch so we can see the result.

Regards

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Henrik Arenblad, MCP SBS,







"Larry Struckmeyer" <lstruckmeyer(at)mis-wizards(dot)com> wrote in message news:%23Xk%235aOeIHA.5280@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I am not the least bit bothered by why he bothered.

On this hand, or "the other hand".

:-)

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Larry


"Henrik" <hear01@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Ohsg7aMeIHA.4696@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I need to ask, why did you bother?

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Henrik Arenblad, MCP SBS,







"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" <lanwench@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:u4WobAJeIHA.484@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Aart Jansen <aart@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I just wanted to play, and make use of the hardware. :( not a good
router... ah well. Guess I'll have to get a 100Mb switch then, the
one I have right now is only 10Mb and the NAS device chokes on it.
Don't ask why I bothered with an old 10Mb switch the story is too
long.

Ah, but now you've made it so tempting to ask!

A regular Ethernet switch is not a substitute for a router, either, remember - apples to oranges. :-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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Aart Jansen <aart@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi I am using a HP DL380 with 4 NIC's,(thats what it came with
ex-lease) and because its out in the garage (cause its that noisey!)
and the internet connection is in the house theres a single cat5
cable between. In the garage I also have a workbench/wireless &
laserprinter, and I want to have 1 subnet for my office and 1 for
the garage. Can the SBS act as a router between the 2?

At the moment the laserprinter is on the garage subnet and I can
print to it as a shared printer from the server, but cannot directly
talk to it via it's IP.

Thanks
Aart

Ye gods and little fishes, two NICs in a domain controller is quite
bad enough....I maintain you should use that only if you're using
ISA and have no choice. Multihomed DCs are Very Bad News.

You should get a router for this, and disable the extra NICs.
Windows does not a good router make.

That said, you should also explain why you want different *subnets*.
I can't see why you'd need this configuration in a tiny home
network! You should be able to have a single, flat network
...connect everything to a single switch, put everything on the same
subnet, and go to town.










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