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I just ping, and it failed which is good<br />
anything else?
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I just ping, and it failed which is good
anything else?

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As long as you aren't routing from 1 subnet to the other, you should be fine. Since your ping failed, it obviously isnt seeing the other subnet which is what you wanted. Hope this helped.
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As long as you aren't routing from 1 subnet to the other, you should be fine. Since your ping failed, it obviously isnt seeing the other subnet which is what you wanted. Hope this helped.

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Hello Experts<br />
We just setup a wireless network for internet access only.<br />
It is under a 192.168.5.0 subnet, and in DMZ created on the firewall.<br />
It is restricted to access the internet only.<br />
I am wondering how we can test out if the wireless network is able to access our internal network which is 192.168.2.0<br />
Thanks
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Hello Experts
We just setup a wireless network for internet access only.
It is under a 192.168.5.0 subnet, and in DMZ created on the firewall.
It is restricted to access the internet only.
I am wondering how we can test out if the wireless network is able to access our internal network which is 192.168.2.0
Thanks

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