>Once upon a time Mia's Virtual Post Office shaped the electrons to say...
>>1. Configured the PM3's ethernet port with an IP address on my
>>existing network segment (206.190.23.192/26).
>>2. Set the assigned pool base address on my PM3 with the command "set
>>assigned 156.46.46.32".
>>3. Set the pool side on the PM3 with the command "set pool 48".
>>4. Rebooted the PM3 for the settings to take effect.
>
>>5. On our Livingston gateway router(PM2eR) that connects to our upscale
>>provider, I added 2 static routes with the following commands:
>>
>> add route 156.46.46.32/27 206.190.23.X 1
>> add route 156.46.46.64/28 206.190.23.X 1
>>
>>Where the "X" is the address of the ethernet port on the PM3.
>
>You CANNOT do this. You can NOT use a units own ether port as a gateway,
>this will not work. You cannot have more than one network/subnet per
>interface, period.
>
Ok, then how do I accomplish what I want to do?
Regards,
jer
Ameritech, Our Link To Disaster
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