Can 501 allow 2 subnets out?

[TimV]

I have 2 non-related groups of users running on the same network. I have the 501 running dhcp for group #1 with a standard subnet of 192.168.1.XXX and life is good.

The other group runs a non-standard subnet of 180.180.180.xxx and I would like to let one of their computers through the 501.

Their computer name on the 501 is "Tech" and I have them added to the access list:

access-list inside_access_in permit ip host Tech any

That still isn't enough. What am I lacking, or is this even possible? If this is a really stupid thing to do please let me know... I've had a really great week and can stand the pain.

Thanks!!

Tim

 

[baddos]

Is the second subnet on the same physical medium? I.e. Everyone is plugged into the same hub, but some are using a different network?

 

[TimV]

Yes, both subnets are currently on the same medium-- A few months from now I'll be in a new building where I will have new cable & jacks to isolate them, so if I'm able to make this work now I'll have to come up with another solution then.

 

[baddos]

I am not sure if the PIX can handle secondary addresses. You will probably need a router to route between the two subnets, and then route to the PIX.