Re: Windows

How is your 2nd interface communicating with the world?  Are you using 
NAT or a real IP?  You should only have one default gateway on your 
Windows box no matter how many network interfaces you have setup.  A way 
around this is to add static (and persistent) routes for the other 
network.  An easier workaround is to use the 1st interface and add a 
second IP address to your 192.x network.  Then create another website in 
IIS with that IP address (it can even point to the same content folder) 
and then expose that IP to the outside world at the firewall, bypassing 
your directors.

- Glen

SmallFries wrote:
> Hello All
>
> I have 2 windows boxes behind the ultramonkey lbs.
> The windows boxes are using the internal ips 192.x and have a 2nd 
> interface,
> that I would like to add an external ip to for direct acess to the 
> server, bypassing the LBs.
> When I try to enable the interface, the server can no longer 
> communicate with anything.
>
> Anyone experience something similar ?
>
>
> Cheers


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