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I´ve an intranet conected to internet, how can I make a ping or how can I connect from other computer outside my intranet? My intranet can connect to internet using Router and ISDN and works fine. I tried to write in outside netw. computer: route add 192.168.0.57 mask 255.255.255.252 213.x.x.x but ther is an error that says network isn´t at the same gateway...

Pls. give me your comments.

Thx a lot.

 
I am not quite sure what you are trying to achieve.
However one of the things is that looks like you
attempt to create a rout from a public IP space into
private IP area. In IP standard 192.168.0.* belongs
to the space of so called priavte Ip addresses which are not visible outside of your intranet.


also if u r on NT/2k, type

route /? and read the instructions thoroughly
 
what is the LAN IP address of your internet router ?
use this IP address only if it is in the same IP subnet as your clients....

if there is a Win2K NAT/router in between, then you must do the same on your NAT router, but that server needs to be able to access the internet router because it has to be in the same subnet...

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Let me try to understand what you are trying to do.

You are trying to connect to a computer in your intranet fron the internet!?

If so, you must look at your ISDN router configuration. You must enable PAT, or NAT. Then, to connect to your computer inside, you use the address of your ISDN router. The ISDN router performs, NAT (Network Address Translation), or PAT (Port Address Translation), routing the packets to the correct computer on the intranet.

Hope this helps.
 
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