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I am trying to connect to two subnets in Windows XP Pro, 10.x.x.x and
192.168.x.x. I have DHCP on the 192 subnet and have a static IP on the 10
side. I have two NIC's. One on the 192 side using DHCP and one on the 10
side set to the static IP needed. I have a terminal emulator that needs to
access the 10 side. The terminal emulator connection is intermittent. Is
there a way, in Windows XP Pro, to just forward the emulators request
directly to the 10 side NIC as it will take forever to connect or not connect
at all?
Once the 10 is connected, its access speed is great.
If I unplug the CAT or disable the NIC on the 192 the 10 side works.
I tried adding the DNS staticly to the 10 but this removed the 192 gateway.
192.168.x.x. I have DHCP on the 192 subnet and have a static IP on the 10
side. I have two NIC's. One on the 192 side using DHCP and one on the 10
side set to the static IP needed. I have a terminal emulator that needs to
access the 10 side. The terminal emulator connection is intermittent. Is
there a way, in Windows XP Pro, to just forward the emulators request
directly to the 10 side NIC as it will take forever to connect or not connect
at all?
Once the 10 is connected, its access speed is great.
If I unplug the CAT or disable the NIC on the 192 the 10 side works.
I tried adding the DNS staticly to the 10 but this removed the 192 gateway.