I'd route, and use udp forwarders to forward Netbios Name Broadcasts
across the wan. You could also setup a WINS server and point everything at
that, but.... YUK....
configure with this command:
ip forward-protocol udp netbios-ns
You may also want to use these:
ip forward-protocol udp netbios-dgm
ip forward-protocol udp netbios-ss
depending on what you need to do. I'd use only as many of those lines as I
needed to get the job done.
HTH-
Joe Freeman, CCDA
There's a ton of different ways to do this... bridging with bridge filters
is another.
Kevin Zsenak wrote:
> Hello group,
>
> I am looking for an opinion on whether to use routing
> or bridging in this situation.
>
> Two offices connected via 128k Frame Relay using only
> TCP/IP protocol. 30 users in one office 10 in the
> other. There are only servers in the first office.
> Servers are Win NT. Workstations are mostly Win 95
> with some NT.
>
> Would you use routing or bridging to connect them?
> With a bridge they could all be on the same subnet but
> wouldn't that cause a lot of broadcast traffic on the
> WAN?
>
> Thanks,
> Kevin
> Newly Minted CCNA
>
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