29 Oct 2007 at 13:32 #21 oddjob62 oddjob62 Soldato Joined 8 Nov 2002 Posts 9,130 Location NW London #Chri5# said: That will make routing inside your network over complicated IMHO. Click to expand... Not complicated, in fact that's how i suggested in the first place.
#Chri5# said: That will make routing inside your network over complicated IMHO. Click to expand... Not complicated, in fact that's how i suggested in the first place.
30 Oct 2007 at 07:42 #22 BoomAM BoomAM Soldato OP Joined 5 Jul 2003 Posts 16,206 Location Atlanta, USA Should work fine though shouldnt it? With the alternative route out the network simply acting as 'another network point' to all intents and purposes.
Should work fine though shouldnt it? With the alternative route out the network simply acting as 'another network point' to all intents and purposes.
30 Oct 2007 at 12:34 #23 oddjob62 oddjob62 Soldato Joined 8 Nov 2002 Posts 9,130 Location NW London BoomAM said: Should work fine though shouldnt it? With the alternative route out the network simply acting as 'another network point' to all intents and purposes. Click to expand... Yes
BoomAM said: Should work fine though shouldnt it? With the alternative route out the network simply acting as 'another network point' to all intents and purposes. Click to expand... Yes
30 Oct 2007 at 15:18 #24 BoomAM BoomAM Soldato OP Joined 5 Jul 2003 Posts 16,206 Location Atlanta, USA Just ordered the parts. At best it'll work all hunky dory, at worst, i'll have to wack it on the other network instead. I'll keep you all updated. .
Just ordered the parts. At best it'll work all hunky dory, at worst, i'll have to wack it on the other network instead. I'll keep you all updated. .
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