RAS and Routing on with 2 LAN card on DC

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I have problem with static route as i have tried ever combination and it does
not work.

Configuration
2 LAN card on DC with range 192.168.0.X and second with 10.0.0.X i have to
route traffic from 192.168.0.X range to 10.0.0.X. But i have not be able to
do that.

10.0.0.X has TCIP/Filtering on with 80,110,443 ports allowed.

My problem is i have to setup site on internet system which is on 10.0.0.X
and users on 192.168.0.X can access the site from internal network and as
well from home (It's working).

Any help for resloving RRAS is welcomed.

Regards,
Jazzy
 
You don't need any routing to do this. All you need is to add an entry
to your DNS so that the LAN clients can see the web site using the 192.168.0
address of the server. You can check that this works by doing
http://192.168.0.x from a LAN machine.
 
I could not get the DNS entery part (I have DNS entry SiteName.work.com which
points to 10.0.0.X i.e. the system where site is hosted).

I have to send/Receieve data from on subnet to other
IP Range 192.168.0.X Subnet:255.255.255.0 to
IP Range 10.0.0.X Subnet :255.255.255.0.

Please do expand your view point if got my point earlier post. As i am not
clear how http://192.168.0.X can do the trick for 10.0.0.X

Note: I can access site http://10.0.0.X/SiteName/ and also through DNS
resoltion i.e.SiteName.work.com only on Server (DC: with 2 LAN card) and not
on work Stations and even not on Additional Domain Controller.

Thanks for replying to my query
 
If a machine has two NICs, traffic arriving at one NIC will not be sent
on to another. There would be no point in doing it even if it was possible.
When the data reaches any NIC of your server it has arrived at its
destination. It is like a house with two doors. It doesn't really matter
which one you use. You don't have to come in the front door because that is
the one with the street number on it!
 
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