Setup Static routes with 3 subnets
Network model:
- In the system, we have 2 different subnet:
- Subnet A : 192.168.1.x
- Subnet B : 10.10.10.x
- Subnet C : 172.10.10.x
- To see this the same subnet, you need to use 2 router, each router has 2 network card.
On router 1:
+ Card 1: 192.168.1.1, connected to Switch 1. Named LAN 1
+ Card 2: 10.10.10.1, connected to Switch 2. Router Name 1
On router 2:
Card + 1: 10.10.10.2, connected to Switch 2. Name Router 2
Card 2: 172.10.10.1, with the Switch 3. Named LAN 2
- The client in a subnet, the default is 192.168.1.1 gate
- The client in subnet B, the gate is the default 10.10.10.1 or 10.10.10.2 are.
- The client in subnet C, there is a default gate 172.10.10.1
Configuring the Router:
- First we need to Enable Routing and Remote Access on the router 2. Like router 2 subnet on
+ Start / Program / Tool Administrator / Rounting and Remote Access
+ Click to hostname, select Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access. Select Next, select Custom Configuration, select the next LAN Routing.
- After Enable Routing and Remote Access is the default:
+ Servers in a subnet will see in subet B (and vice versa).
+ Machines in subnet B will find in C subnet (and vice versa).
- However, in a subnet will not be in sunet C. Therefore we need to configure static router table 2.
- Static Route Configuration: Select Static routers / New Static Route.
- Static route configuration on the 02 router: Select Static routers / New Static Route.
- In addition to configuring the static route, you can also use the RIP router to set the table to find way.
- On the computer as router 1:
General + Select / click to select New Routing Protocol
+ Select the RIP version 2 for Internet Protocol / OK
- Select RIP / New Interface / Router card Select 1
- Neighbors Select / enter the network address is needed 172.16.16.0
- On the computer as router 1: The same configuration router 1
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