how to connect 2 LANS

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i need to connect two LANS. one LAN is our clients(172.16.100.x) and one is
ours(192.168.100.x). we have a dedicated link through fibre optic as a
transport which links directly to us through the media converter, where it
plugs into my layer 2 switch. (not a good design, i know) we
(192.168.100.x)need to connect to their oracle database and applications
created in oracle as well as use development tools from inside our LAN. what
i want to do is to isolate our lan resources where we (192.168.100.x) can
access their ((172.16.100.x)LAN, oracle servers and certain clients) but
completely restrict their access to our lan.
 
thanks for the info. i cannot buy a hardware router. can i do this using
windows. pls let me know how.

Richard G. Harper said:
You need a router between the two networks.

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flaminjune said:
i need to connect two LANS. one LAN is our clients(172.16.100.x) and one is
ours(192.168.100.x). we have a dedicated link through fibre optic as a
transport which links directly to us through the media converter, where it
plugs into my layer 2 switch. (not a good design, i know) we
(192.168.100.x)need to connect to their oracle database and applications
created in oracle as well as use development tools from inside our LAN.
what
i want to do is to isolate our lan resources where we (192.168.100.x) can
access their ((172.16.100.x)LAN, oracle servers and certain clients) but
completely restrict their access to our lan.
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Sorry, not something I've ever been interested in trying. A router is much
easier.

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flaminjune said:
thanks for the info. i cannot buy a hardware router. can i do this using
windows. pls let me know how.

Richard G. Harper said:
You need a router between the two networks.

--
Richard G. Harper [MVP Shell/User] (e-mail address removed)
* NEW! Catch my blog ... http://msmvps.com/blogs/rgharper/
* PLEASE post all messages and replies in the newsgroups
* The Website - http://rgharper.mvps.org/
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flaminjune said:
i need to connect two LANS. one LAN is our clients(172.16.100.x) and one
is
ours(192.168.100.x). we have a dedicated link through fibre optic as a
transport which links directly to us through the media converter, where
it
plugs into my layer 2 switch. (not a good design, i know) we
(192.168.100.x)need to connect to their oracle database and
applications
created in oracle as well as use development tools from inside our LAN.
what
i want to do is to isolate our lan resources where we (192.168.100.x)
can
access their ((172.16.100.x)LAN, oracle servers and certain clients)
but
completely restrict their access to our lan.
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