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New Netowrk Configuration

My company has started processing credit card transactions. We bought 3 new dell servers for the process each with two NIC's One of the servers will connect directly to a leased line to the credit card company. So I have a router that connects to the leased line to the card company Eth interface of the router is 10.1.2.1 subnet 255.255.255.240
So the 1st nic on this server is 10.1.2.2 /255.255.255.240
The other two servers have public ip adresses 1st Nic 209.248.160.85/ 255.255.255.240 Default GW 209.248.160.81 /255.255.255.240
What should the ip adress of the 2nd Nic be?
The next server has a public ip of 209.248.160.89 /255.255.255.240
What should the ip adress of the 2nd Nic be?
If I make the other nic's 10.1.2.3/4 255.255.255.240 Respectively I packet over flow the switch and the router
Do I need to use RRAS or what?
Thanks In advance
Matt

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MYork

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Thanks, so far so good. I let you know how it works

JMansford

With regard to your second part of your question about RRAS. I would suggest using RRAS as it means you don't have to use the command line to add persistant routes.

Also, it allows you to use routing protocols such as RIP & OSPF which might prove useful if you decide you want backup routes to the CC company.

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