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Check your doc for the GPL1 version, but the GPL2 version requires that Orange and Green be on separate subnets. What you have shown would not work on v2.
Try
Orange 10.199.98.99
Green 10.199.99.1
On GPL2-mallard-b4 here. Have set up a web and mail server on orange, can see and access from green or red.
Originally posted by jsf03723 Check your doc for the GPL1 version, but the GPL2 version requires that Orange and Green be on separate subnets. What you have shown would not work on v2.
Went through the DOCs but didn't see this. Thanks for pointing it out.
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Thanks for all the quick responses. I will try this first thing tomorrow AM. It is now after 19:00 here and I am not at my office now.
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I hope one day I can do the same for others here.
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Last edited by chrismacan; 06-04-2003 at 06:11 PM.
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