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If these are on different subnets you should be able to put in static routes either on the workstation or the router these two networks are on. &nbsp;<br />

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If these are on different subnets you should be able to put in static routes either on the workstation or the router these two networks are on.  


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Sorry for the delay, thanks for your input
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Sorry for the delay, thanks for your input

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We have two SBS 2003 domains in the same buliding that share a large network multifunction A3 printer and some network shares.<br />
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Domain A owns the multifunction printer (which they charge for usage and has the two NIC's<br />
Domain B needs to print to the multifunction printer and access some network shares on Domain A<br />
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We did this by the SBS 2003 server on domain A running two network cards so that the other domain users could use a username and password to connect to the printer when needing to print A3 and connect to the network shares.<br />
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Now Domain A which had the dual NIC setup has been upgraded to a SBS 2008 server. &nbsp;We have found out that SBS 2008 does not support a dual network card setup.<br />
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Can anybody help me to solve this problem?<br />
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Many thanks in advance.
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We have two SBS 2003 domains in the same buliding that share a large network multifunction A3 printer and some network shares.

Domain A owns the multifunction printer (which they charge for usage and has the two NIC's
Domain B needs to print to the multifunction printer and access some network shares on Domain A

We did this by the SBS 2003 server on domain A running two network cards so that the other domain users could use a username and password to connect to the printer when needing to print A3 and connect to the network shares.

Now Domain A which had the dual NIC setup has been upgraded to a SBS 2008 server.  We have found out that SBS 2008 does not support a dual network card setup.

Can anybody help me to solve this problem?

Many thanks in advance.

Sharing network resources between two SBS domains.

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).