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Connect LAN to Internet and Another Network

Asked by KMDComp in SSH / Telnet Software, Miscellaneous Networking, Networking Hardware Firewalls

Hi all, I need to be able to access the internet through our Comcast cable modem and I need to be able to access another network through a T1 circuit connected to a Cisco router.  What would be the best configuration for this?  All computers are running windows XP SP3.  I have an extra linksys router that I could use.

Basically, I need to use a telnet client to connect to a server through the T1 and still have internet service through the cable modem.  

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