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Router with 2 gateways
First of all, I have a cisco router that I'm configuring with the SDM express.Should i configure the router as a DHCP server as well as another server within the network with the same pool?Or should it just be the router.Also, the router has a 192.168.1.249 gateway.Users can see the network on both the 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.2.1 sides but only connect to computers on the 192.168.1.xxx and not the 192.168.2.xxx side.Any suggestions?
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Users on the domain can log on using this router(which is setup wireless) They can run apps , email on exchange, etc. but when trying to connect to servers on the 192.168.2 0 network, they cannot.I guess I want the best of both worlds.I want guests to be able to access the internet fom inside and I also want domain users and admins to be able to log on to the network as well.
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glad you got it working but i think Michael should of gotten the correct answer and points
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I know I messed up. I wish the moderator could at least split them
no worries, just click Request Attention up top there where the original question is and a moderator can fix it
Thank you, very decent of you akalbfell.
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Done.Michael was right on and akalbfell keyed me into looking at my Dhcp settings.I asked the moderator to split the points .Thanks for all your help!
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Got it.Took the Dhcp off the router. Configured the Dhcp server with an additional gateway.Works Great. Thanks!!
2. If I understand the 2nd part correctly you have an internet gateway at 192.168.1.249? If that is so all PCs, both in 192.168.1.0 and 192.168.2.0 would look to the router as their default gateway. If the route was outside the two connected networks the router would then send the traffic out 192.168.1.249.