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Recent content by nguy101

  1. nguy101

    2 NICs

    Actually, I figured it out. My problem was that I made it more complicated then it really is. All was needed was 2 IP static configurations on each NIC, one with no DG (like jimbopalmer said). Basically needed to configure /etc/network/interfaces. Now when packets are destined to the 10 dot...
  2. nguy101

    2 NICs

    (here is the setup I'm going for) internet access internal HOSTS | | | | ISP 1-R1----- switch 1 (10 dot) ------ NIC 1 (eth0) | | internet access | |...
  3. nguy101

    2 NICs

    Thanks a lot for your quick reply. More detailed explanation: (don't have to read this just go down to "Simplified explanation") (Both subnets can ping to the internet, both have default gateways. The only difference is that one subnet is used for specific applications + internet access, the...
  4. nguy101

    2 NICs

    Hi everyone, I have looked at the other threads for my answer but I think my situation is a bit different. One NIC to be connected to one switch(subnet) and the other NIC to another switch(subnet). Both subnets are in our internal network and can send packets outside of our network, but...
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