Andyleates
Technical User
Two questions on Windows 2000 server routing tables!
1] When a workstation connects from a remote subnet, a route is entered into the windows server's routing table, with a 32 bit mask, even it a static route to that subnet already exists - is this normal behavior?
2] When the route is added, what determines the gateway address? Is it learning something from the router the packets are arriving from?
Hope someone knows as I have a load balancing issue with one of ours servers only using one of two equal cost paths to another country and it's causing one link to saturate...
Andy
Andy Leates MCSE CCNA MCP+I
1] When a workstation connects from a remote subnet, a route is entered into the windows server's routing table, with a 32 bit mask, even it a static route to that subnet already exists - is this normal behavior?
2] When the route is added, what determines the gateway address? Is it learning something from the router the packets are arriving from?
Hope someone knows as I have a load balancing issue with one of ours servers only using one of two equal cost paths to another country and it's causing one link to saturate...
Andy
Andy Leates MCSE CCNA MCP+I