W2K RRAS Routing Question

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Basically, I'm in the process of trying to seperate 2 networks.
Both are mixed environments with Novell and MS servers.

What I want to do, is make Company A 192.168.40.x and Company B
192.168.42.x

I want to route all ip info from A to B (because A needs to get to
the exchange server on B. I also need to route IPX (802.3) for the
nvoell servers.

I plan on using an exsiting Win2k server they have, and using RRAS.
However, I wanted to setup a test environment in my office. I
installed 2k and put in 2 nics, setup RRAS. Except RRAS isn't
routing info for me. I can't figure out why, which, is why I'm
here :)

What's going on, is the company is complaining of slow network
access. It's my job to figure out why, and fix it.

hopefully, there's an easier solution, and I might have missed
something.
 
Do the hosts in network A know to route packets to network B through the
router ( and vice versa)? Or, are they using their default gateway?
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Basically, I'm in the process of trying to seperate 2 networks.
Both are mixed environments with Novell and MS servers.

What I want to do, is make Company A 192.168.40.x and Company B
192.168.42.x

I want to route all ip info from A to B (because A needs to get to
the exchange server on B. I also need to route IPX (802.3) for the
nvoell servers.

I plan on using an exsiting Win2k server they have, and using RRAS.
However, I wanted to setup a test environment in my office. I
installed 2k and put in 2 nics, setup RRAS. Except RRAS isn't
routing info for me. I can't figure out why, which, is why I'm
here :)

What's going on, is the company is complaining of slow network
access. It's my job to figure out why, and fix it.

hopefully, there's an easier solution, and I might have missed
something.
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Thanks!
They're using the default gateway. What would be the best way to set
up a route for the clients in each network?
 
Use the route add command
140859 TCP/IP Routing Basics for Windows NT
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=140859
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Thanks!
They're using the default gateway. What would be the best way to set
up a route for the clients in each network?

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Do the hosts in network A know to route packets to network B through the
router ( and vice versa)? Or, are they using their default gateway?
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MCSE

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