But let's skip all that and start with this is pretty deep stuff. Examples abound at https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&as_q=route+control+on+windows+7 so you are going to get a trial by fire doing this.
I like the netroutview tool as reading NET ROUTE output is too hard on the new networker.
Also, why do this at all? I mean with switched hubs you are not reducing network traffic and such. I've found new networkers take this on in some (lost) hope of reducing network traffic but a switching hub already did that.
I see you also have a DNS running. That is something I'd like to hear which DNS app/server you installed.
Bob
Hi there,
I would like to configure a router to route between two subnets. My subnet is 192.168.110.0 and the other subnet is 192.168.228.0. I have some machines on 228 and others on 110 I would like to bring all of my machines on 110. the configuration for the 228 machines are as follows:
IP: 192.168.228.10
GW:192.168.228.10
DNS:192.168.228.1
Alt DNS: 192.168.200.1
I have two network cards in a windows 7 machine with 192.168.110.5 and 192.168.228.200.
I enable routing on the windows 7 machine but I dont know what else to do.
Can someone please guide me

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