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Today i have 2 networks that reside on Nortel 5510. <br />
10.10.60.x network is the main network<br />
192.168.x.x network is new network which reside on port 1,2 only as vlan 2<br />
I want to be able access to 10.10.60.x network from 192.168.x.x network and the opposite.<br />
At first i was thinking of install windows 2003 as router between those Lans, but i'm sure that its possible to do it with the 5510.<br />
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Thanks!
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Today i have 2 networks that reside on Nortel 5510. 
10.10.60.x network is the main network
192.168.x.x network is new network which reside on port 1,2 only as vlan 2
I want to be able access to 10.10.60.x network from 192.168.x.x network and the opposite.
At first i was thinking of install windows 2003 as router between those Lans, but i'm sure that its possible to do it with the 5510.

Thanks!

How to create routing between two Vlans

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