Networking Question

[Thraxen]

I need to find a way to communicate with a PC on a different subnet, but I really don't know much about setting up routing tables.

Here is how the PCs are set-up:

PC#1 (192.168.0.X) -> Network Switch -> Win2003 Server (NIC1 = 192.168.0.100 / NIC2 = 192.168.3.100) -> Network Switch -> PC#2 (192.168.3.109)

There are actually several 2003 servers that are attached to both subnets via 2 NICs, but the one listed is the AD DC, DNS, and DHCP server. PC#2 has a static IP while PC#1 is assigned via DHCP.

So how can I get PC#1 to communicate with PC#2? I assume it can be done by making an entry in a routing table, but I'm really not sure how to go about doing this (sytax, which PCs/devices need routing table entries, etc...).

Thanks!

 

[Dowfen]

Well, if the PC with the 2 NICs is a gateway, you can just add the entry to the routing table via the command line ("route ?" for commands), or you can use Routing and Remote access. But, you'll still need to tell your default gateway about where to go to get to the other subnet.

ERic