On Mon, 20 May 2002 19:26:38 -0700, "Sheilafel Vida" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i am just amazed and wondering, how will the server and workstations realize that
>there are two lan cards? that one is connected to the ltsp set-up and the other to
>the internet.
It's no big trick; one LAN card is the default gateway, the other is for a
particular LAN segment (like, 10.10.*.*, etc) so through the normal course of things,
if a packet's destined for a network that it 'owns', it goes there. If it has no idea
where it goes (like, amazon.com) then it goes to the default gateway in hopes that it
knows where to find it. It's not really magic...no more than the whole rest of the
TCP/IP idea is... :)
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