Problem routing on PC with two network cards
I have two network cards installed on a Windows 7 x64 PC. Both are assigned static addresses which are 100.132.30.26 and 192.168.0.1.
The 192.168.0.1 address is used to communicate with temperature recording devices on our network while the other address is on our corporate network. The both work fine on their own subnets; I can succesfully ping 192.168.0.*** and 100.132.30.***.
The problem is I am unable to connect to other subnets on our corporate domain. So I cannot ping 100.188.8.*** or anything else from a different subnet. I believe the problem is it is not using the correct card to look for them. How can I force everything other than 192.168.0 queries to go out over my other nic?
The 192.168.0.1 address is used to communicate with temperature recording devices on our network while the other address is on our corporate network. The both work fine on their own subnets; I can succesfully ping 192.168.0.*** and 100.132.30.***.
The problem is I am unable to connect to other subnets on our corporate domain. So I cannot ping 100.188.8.*** or anything else from a different subnet. I believe the problem is it is not using the correct card to look for them. How can I force everything other than 192.168.0 queries to go out over my other nic?
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