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How to Route 2 LAN Card in 1 Computer
I am having problem routing the 2 LAN Card in 1 PC, the 1st lan card is routed to a different IP and the 2nd LAN card is routed directly the main router. those IP address where the 1st LAN Card is routed i cannot ping on it using the 2nd LAN Card (IP) in the PC.
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Re: How to Route 2 LAN Card in 1 Computer
Why the convoluted setup with two different subnets? What's wrong with putting the server directly on the network? What's the router over in the upper right doing, looks like it's just a spectator?
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