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Dave McDuell #1
Routing
If I want to use a 2003 server as a router/gateway to my
internet connection, do I need to set a a static route
from the "internal" network to the "external" network or
does just the fact that I have NAT and Routing turned on
do this for me ?
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Kristofer Gafvert #2 Re: Routing
Hello,
All you need to do is run the RRAS wizard, and it will set up everything for
you. You do not need to manually configure static routes.
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"Dave McDuell" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:22abe01c45d40$f7b8a5a0$a001280a@phx.gbl...> If I want to use a 2003 server as a router/gateway to my
> internet connection, do I need to set a a static route
> from the "internal" network to the "external" network or
> does just the fact that I have NAT and Routing turned on
> do this for me ?
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