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I am guessing this is all I need to do??<br />
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LAN Card - 10.1.10.100<br />
LAN 2 Card - 192.168.0.10<br />
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route add 63.131.23.2 mask 255.255.255.255 192.168.0.10 -p
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I am guessing this is all I need to do??

LAN Card - 10.1.10.100
LAN 2 Card - 192.168.0.10

route add 63.131.23.2 mask 255.255.255.255 192.168.0.10 -p

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I have a Windows XP kiosk computer. It has a LAN connection. It is a payment processing device, set up and running fine. I would like to add our remote support software to it, but the LAN connection doesnt allow that traffic. We want to install another LAN 2 card and route only traffic to a public IP Address (our remote support server) via the LAN 2 card.. Any ideas?<br />
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Lets say the public &nbsp;IP address of our remote support server is is 63.131.23.2 .
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I have a Windows XP kiosk computer. It has a LAN connection. It is a payment processing device, set up and running fine. I would like to add our remote support software to it, but the LAN connection doesnt allow that traffic. We want to install another LAN 2 card and route only traffic to a public IP Address (our remote support server) via the LAN 2 card.. Any ideas?

Lets say the public  IP address of our remote support server is is 63.131.23.2 .

Windows XP _ Route traffic to public ip address

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