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PucksterDave's Profile     Name:   Age:   Gender:   Location:   Occupation:   Time Zone: (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada)       User Information | Post History    More About PucksterDave:  Active Network User Information:   Favorite Quote: User Level: User   Favorite Section of Active Network: User Number: 230390   Interests: Number of Posts: 2   Favorite Game(s): Member Since: Wednesday, June 24, 2009   Favorite Food(s): Last Visit: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 - 2:41:08 PM   Favorite Movie:     Pet Hates:     Favorite Link (other than AW):     User Icon: (Use Default)     Style: default         Contact Information: Comments:   Email Address:   Home Page:   MSN User Name:   AOL Screen Name:   ICQ UIN:       Signature:     Ten most-recent posts:   In thread Win server 2008 dual networks route. on Wednesday, June 24, 2009 3:36:25 PM   QUOTE:  Originally Posted by Jedi Master:   Add the roll of "Router" to the server and configure it to route between the two network segments.       added the router roll but im having problems with the route, the server has local conn 1 ... In thread Win server 2008 dual networks route. on Wednesday, June 24, 2009 2:45:38 PM   Hello,    Im new to network routing and have an issue that im sure is a pretty easy fix but i cant seem to get a straight answer from reading around.    I have 1 2008 Win stnadard server that has 2 network adapters. each have private networks. 192.0.0. ...

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