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> Is it possible to have an OR-HS route more than one class C? I have
Yes, it will *route* as many networks as you wish.
> i.e. Assign one class C to the ethernet port on the ORHS and then
> use a static route to bind the second class C to the ethernet port.
This is not what you asked in the first paragraph. :-) Here you want it
to *directly address* more than one network on a physical interface. This
is WILL NOT presently do. PortMasters, all of them, in the current releases,
will only address ONE network per interface. This will change in ComOS 3.8,
but that is only available in beta, and only on the PM-3, at this time.
ComOS 3.8 adds support for ethernet subinterfaces.
Now, if they are contiguous networks you can always supernet. Turn them
into one network.
>Or should I opt for an IRX...
Wouldn't help, see above.
> On a side note.. I know that some ppl don't like to see stuff for
> sale on here but I don't see any problem with it if it is a
More than that, the list manager from Lucent has stated such things are
not appropriate here. Please follow the list rules.
-MZ
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