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Cisco Catalyst 4506 Layer 3 Switch needs 2 gateways

I'll keep it simple. We have a client with multiple VLAN's on a 4506 switch. They want to have 1 VLAN access the internet using a different gateway than the rest (different circuit entirely).

I thought it might be possible to set a gateway in the VLAN interface, but there is no command to do so, just ip address. How else can we accomplish this with no other equipment?

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Lol!
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Exactly what I was looking for! Thanks both. How do I score this? Soulja seems to have come very close and I don't think in 3 minutes could have come up with a similar but not identical link. Or is it first come first served? Moderator?
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Just split the points.
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kenboonejr- are you good with splitting the points? I'm rarely on here and don't know the rules, but you did answer first.
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Yes I am fine with that.  This kind of thing happens a lot.  Believe it or not some people actually get miffed about it.  It's just two guys providing the answer at the same time - no worries. Good luck to you!
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