Configure a computer for 2 Default Gateways
In the scenario where I need a computer to have 2 Default Gateways , how should I configure the computer to achieve this goal.
I know that there is Route Add command in windows that can add a second DG to the computer. However in large environment, is Adding Route to computers is done manually or through a script or it is a configuration done through a router ?
in the topology below, assuming computer C1 is configure with DG of R1 interface but it also needs to reach Network 192.168.10.0.
How is this done ?
Thank you
I know that there is Route Add command in windows that can add a second DG to the computer. However in large environment, is Adding Route to computers is done manually or through a script or it is a configuration done through a router ?
in the topology below, assuming computer C1 is configure with DG of R1 interface but it also needs to reach Network 192.168.10.0.
How is this done ?
Thank you
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SW1 is L2.
I believe if SW1 was L3 then routing should have occured just there...
I believe if SW1 was L3 then routing should have occured just there...
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I agree , C1 exiting Default Gateway or added DG through Route command, should always be on the same subnet as the computer subnet.
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It is made up scenario....just trying to understand the usage of Route Add command in windows.
I agree the subnets are wrong...
I agree the subnets are wrong...
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Thank you Guys!
Okay, but if the underlying network is invalid then the concepts will be invalid as well.
No doubt, Don.
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If I understand:
ICMP redirect is enabled by default on Cisco routers, the issue should not have happened at first place. Correct ?