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hmm, in fact, i think i havent clearly determine the relationships between your three routers and the windows nt. where are the routers? running on windows nt? at three different physical locations?
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hmm, in fact, i think i havent clearly determine the relationships between your three routers and the windows nt. where are the routers? running on windows nt? at three different physical locations?

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i do hope fe9_fe9 is here at first... ;)
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Hi all, I have a little question...<br />
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I work on windowsNT and I have arouter running on IGRP protocol and another router running on RIP v2. The question is, how can I configure a third router between them so that I can enable redistribution between them...<br />
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I hope I provided enough information so that you can help me with this problem....<br />
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Best Regards.....
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Hi all, I have a little question...

I work on windowsNT and I have arouter running on IGRP protocol and another router running on RIP v2. The question is, how can I configure a third router between them so that I can enable redistribution between them...

I hope I provided enough information so that you can help me with this problem....


Best Regards.....

How to configure two routers through an intermediate one to make them redistribute?

The Windows operating systems have distinct methodologies for designing and implementing networks, and have specific systems to accomplish various networking processes, such as Exchange for email, Sharepoint for shared files and programs, and IIS for delivery of web pages. Microsoft also produces server technologies for networked database use, security and virtualization.