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routing private network through XP box to talk to/thru 2nd private network then public

I have been trying to get a card/machine with a 10.1.1.x 255.255.255.0 to talk with an XP box that has two cards one with the 10.1.1.X private network and one with 2nd private LAN 192.168.42.126 255.255.255.0 this second LAN on second card has a gateway to the real world via a firewall 192.168.42.2- "i have route and remote access running on XP box" At best if i set a machine on my network configured with 192.168.42.126 as its gateway it can ping and talk to the 10.1.1.X network. But what i need to achieve is getting the card/machine with the 10.1.1.X 255.255.255.0 talking to the real world through the use of routing by the XP machine.

What if anything will i have to configure on my PIX? Thanks

The--Captain

If you already have a PIX, why can't you just use that to do your routing (XP is ill-suited for this task, IMO)?

Cheers,
-Jon

mikeleebrla

i agree with the--captain,, but how did you get RRAS running on an XP box? it is designed to be used with 2000/2003 server?

shrek2

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OK captain how do i tell my PIX to route all 10.1.1.X traffic to 192.168.42.126? That is were i guess i am going with this ?

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The--Captain

>That is were i guess i am going with this ?

Actually, I was wondering if you can just add a secondary IP (10.1.1.x) to your internal ethernet interface on the PIX (as you can with most cisco gear), and then just plug everything into the same internal switch. Maybe I don't understand why you have two internal subnets - could you enlighten me?

Cheers,
-Jon