Janani,
Thank you for the input. to make sure the ip routing is enabled, use ipconfig /all command.
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Enable RRAS in 'LAN Routing' mode and make sure 'Enable IP forwarding' checkbox in RRAS Server --> Properties --> IP tab is checked. The requests to the other LAN card on a different subnet will be automatically forwarded routed/forwarded between the interfaces of the RRAS server
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Thanks,
Janani
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Thanks Robert,
I'm a novice at this. Can you point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Robert
Yes, RRAS.
Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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I need to put a Windows 2003 Web Server (IIS) on a different LAN subnet. Can
this subnetting be done on the same box by adding an additional LAN network
card to the Windows 2003 Web Server and then activating RAS Routing in the
LAN to LAN mode?
Any suggestions are appreciated,
Robert
