I think all you'd need is Bering with supported GB-nics and static routes for each of the subnetted LANs. I think that traffic would move around fine, but netBIOS wouldn't cross the router, so Windows file/print sharing might require multiple WINs servers. Maybe bridging would work here. Unfortunately, I don't understand how to implement it here. Anyone?
good luck, Matthew Greg Morgan wrote:
The local computer store has some gigabit ethernet cards on sale. I was wondering if I could buy say three of these cards and create a high speed gigabit switch with either Dachstein or Bering?
If I take the bottom range of the static list of IP addresses reserved for servers in the LEAF world i.e. 192.168.1.200, 192.168.1.201, and 192.168.1.202, then I think I would be able to make the gigabit router/switch.
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