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your welcome!!!<br />
Thanks for the points!!!<br />
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mero
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your welcome!!!
Thanks for the points!!!

mero

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Dear Experts,<br />
<br />
I have two networks, on the following private IP Address ranges:<br />
10.20.40.1-255 and<br />
10.20.50.1-255 --&gt; subnets are 255.255.255.0<br />
Gateways are : 10.20.40.254 and 10.20.50.254 respectivly<br />
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With the DHCP Server, I wish to give the clients on the 10.20.40.1-255 subnet a second gateway to use for all destination addresses on the 10.20.50.1-255 range. &nbsp;I believe this is possible within the DHCP Server options, could anybody point me to the correct settings/setup to make this possible. &nbsp;(Also the reverse is true 10.20.50.1-&gt;255 should be able to access 10.20.40.1-255).<br />
<br />
Kind Regards,<br />
<br />
D
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Dear Experts,

I have two networks, on the following private IP Address ranges:
10.20.40.1-255 and
10.20.50.1-255 --> subnets are 255.255.255.0
Gateways are : 10.20.40.254 and 10.20.50.254 respectivly

With the DHCP Server, I wish to give the clients on the 10.20.40.1-255 subnet a second gateway to use for all destination addresses on the 10.20.50.1-255 range.  I believe this is possible within the DHCP Server options, could anybody point me to the correct settings/setup to make this possible.  (Also the reverse is true 10.20.50.1->255 should be able to access 10.20.40.1-255).

Kind Regards,

D

DHCP Multiple Routers Settings on clients automatically

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