Using second NIC on different subnet

If subnet B is on a different LAN, then use the second NIC. If it's on the same LAN, you can also add a secondary IP address to the existing NIC.
If you don't want the server to be multi-homed, you should consider unchecking the option to have it update its DNS settings automatically and using a static IP on subnet A.

This is probably a basic question but just not something I have had to deal with. I have a server that is on Subnet A. I have a secondary network (Subnet B) that I use for video surveillance. There is a client/server application that I would like to install on this server. Is there any reason not to set up the second NIC in the server on Subnet B?
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I am not sure if it's good practice for servers though..
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I have two internet connexion at home:
- a cable connection (CABLEBOX) that i use for all of my devices as it's the fastest. All my computers are connected to it using ethernet or wifi.
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I want that specific computer to use its:
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Last edited by parpagnas (2013-12-03 18:31:31)

A possible solution might be this.
On ADSLBOX and CABLEBOX configure different subnets for the LAN, e.g.
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CABLEBOX: 192.168.2.0/24
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CABLE-LAN: 192.168.2.2
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Last edited by teekay (2013-12-04 07:42:22)

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I was trying to create a primary and guest network division after the router... such as an unusual configuration in the AEBSn after the FiOS router.
At my home I have my cable modem connected to an AEBSn, which is doing my network's routing. But I didn't set a Guest Network on this AEBSn. I am trying to set up a discrete Guest Network downline from this router. (Which would simulate my friend's installation where they're using a FiOS modem/router all in one and we want to create a discrete Guest Network after that.)
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My knowledge of Jumbo Frames is limited.
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I'm the same about Full Duplex

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interface Vlan2025
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Bootstrap Protocol
Message type: Boot Reply (2)
Hardware type: Ethernet (0x01)
Hardware address length: 6
Hops: 0
Transaction ID: 0xd6c565d2
Seconds elapsed: 0
Bootp flags: 0x8000 (Broadcast)
Client IP address: 0.0.0.0 (0.0.0.0)
Your (client) IP address: 10.200.20.117 (10.200.20.117)
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Relay agent IP address: 10.200.20.1 (10.200.20.1)
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Boot file name not given
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Option: (255) End
Option End: 255
What I find interesting is that the WDS server is not handing out a boot file name:
"Boot file name not given"
Could this be the reason why we receive the no boot file received error when trying to boot a client into pxe?
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Length: 9
Vendor class identifier: PXEClient
Why would it be responding with this, when the dhcp is on a separate server. Is this option only if you have DHCP and WDS on the same server?
Any help would be appreciated as there has been too much time already spent on getting nowhere.
Thanks,
Dan.

Dan,
10 months later and not one reply... I'm having the same issue, did you ever figure this out? DHCP server is my Cisco Switch, WDS/PXE is on another network. The WDS and PXE is working fine as I can do so from the same network as the WDS/PXE
server. I can also get the WDS/PXE to work if I have a MS DHCP server on a different network and populate the option 66 and option 67. I cannot get this to work using Cisco ip helper-address for some reason.
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(B) OK
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For example removing Budget-Budget and replace it with Budget- for the Scenario dimension. Then you will be able to use the sheet with the new data source.
Please advice on what step is needed to get the system to provide the pop up window 'Smart View': 'The worksheet contains data from prior operation. What do you want to do with the contents of the sheet?
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