Hi, I have a network with this configuration: IP 200.131.55.128, Mask 255.255.255.192, router 200.131.55.129. Inside it , I have a sub-network with a Win2k router (IP 200.131.55.149) that distributes fake IP's inside it. OK, the sub-network of fake's IP's is working "fine", but it's causing some problems on the "true" network. All machines in the net "200.131.55.128" are using the default gateway 200.131.55.129 to reach any external IP, but some of then try to use the router 200.131.55.149 instead of the 200.131.55.129. So I have to delete the route: route delete 0.0.0.0 and then route add 0.0.0.0 mask 0.0.0.0 200.131.55.129, to make the communications on the computer to work fine. I just don't understand why the computers are doing this, because the default gateway is configured to be 200.131.55.129, but the machine insists to use the router 200.131.55.149. Anyway, I have a Win2k DHCP Server on the "true" neteork. Is there any configuration I can do on it to make the clients ignore the router 2000.131.55.149? If anyone has any suggestions, I would appreciate.
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