[bahugunas]

Hello I have a question; I have one desktop machine with 2 network interface card. One Broad Band is for internet connection and the other is for the connection of our Office software.
Broad Band has the IP Add of 192.168.1.4 with subnet of 255.25.255.0 and supported with gateway 192.168.1.1

for Office software: The IP add is 11.30.218.217 subnet 255.255.0.0 and gateway 11.30.200.1

My problem is I can't connect to my Office softwarre if Broad Band is enabled, I have to this disable it ti=o be coonected to internet.
any advice on how to deal with this two connections without disabling one of them?
Thanks

[chuckhole]

The problem is that you have two gateway addresses and one will allways take precedence over the other. You need to remove one of them and then add a route to your route table for the exception to your standard route. Remove the 11.30.200.1 gateway address from your TCP/IP configuration.

Then go to a command prompt and type the following:

ROUTE ADD -P 11.30.0.0 MASK 255.255.0.0 11.30.200.1

That should do it.

[bahugunas]

The problem is that you have two gateway addresses and one will allways take precedence over the other. You need to remove one of them and then add a route to your route table for the exception to your standard route. Remove the 11.30.200.1 gateway address from your TCP/IP configuration.

Then go to a command prompt and type the following:

ROUTE ADD -P 11.30.0.0 MASK 255.255.0.0 11.30.200.1

That should do it.

Thanks for you are answer but doing this message displays
BAD GATEWAY ADDRESS SUBNET

[chuckhole]

On your PC, do an IPCONFIG /ALL and copy the contents to a post.

I am going to retype the above and replace the spaces with a dollar sign in case you could not completely catch the format.

ROUTE$ADD$-P$11.30.0.0$MASK$255.255.0.0$11.30.200.1