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krt wrote: > Lee Sharp wrote: >> Beau Woods wrote: >>> Lee - I am using the wrap units because we already have them sitting >>> here. >>> So if I set it up so the <Wrap1 (at SBS server) (Lan 192.168.1.250) >>> (Wireless 172.16.0.1)> <Wrap2 (Wireless 172.16.0.2) (Lan 192.168.2.250 >>> DHCP) then enable advanced outbound nat and create pass any/any/any >>> rules on >>> all interfaces, will this work? What static routes need to be in place? >> Windows networking hates subnets. It just does not route well. Set >> them up as switches. You might consider Damn Small Linux. That way >> Windows doesn't get confused. > By default it's not setup very well for a routed network. It is > entirely possible to do so over a routed network, however. It is possible to drive a nail with a Phillips screwdriver. I have even done so. A hammer is just so much better. :) Lee |