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Perfect guys, it all worked out great! Thanks.
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Hi, I'm trying to set up a new PTP T1, and I'm running into a bit of a problem with the routing scheme. The network configuration is:<br />
10.10.10.x ---- 2Wire Gateway (10.10.10.1) ----- Internet<br />
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Netvanta 3200 (10.10.10.254)<br />
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Point to point T1<br />
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Netvanta 3200 (10.10.11.254)<br />
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10.10.11.x -----2Wire Gateway (10.10.11.1) ----- internet<br />
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I'm pretty new to this, but what do I do about the routing scheme? Right now, the default gateway on either network points to the 2wire gateway (10.10.10.1, and 10.10.11.1 respectively). If I telnet to any of the Netvantas, I can ping the other, but I cannot from any of the individual workstation computers.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Andrei
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Hi, I'm trying to set up a new PTP T1, and I'm running into a bit of a problem with the routing scheme. The network configuration is:
10.10.10.x ---- 2Wire Gateway (10.10.10.1) ----- Internet
|
Netvanta 3200 (10.10.10.254)
|
Point to point T1
|
Netvanta 3200 (10.10.11.254)
|
10.10.11.x -----2Wire Gateway (10.10.11.1) ----- internet

I'm pretty new to this, but what do I do about the routing scheme? Right now, the default gateway on either network points to the 2wire gateway (10.10.10.1, and 10.10.11.1 respectively). If I telnet to any of the Netvantas, I can ping the other, but I cannot from any of the individual workstation computers.

Thanks,

Andrei

Netvanta 3200 PTP routing

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