Re: Two Routers on One AS/400

[Larry Bolhuis <lbolhuis@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Alan,

 This is normal behaviour for an AS/400.  One of the routers is likely
set as the *DFTROUTE. What you need to do is determine the source
addresses that you want to access via the Other router. Once those are
in hand, add a route to those addresses via the second router. For this
to work you'll likely need two IP addresses on the AS/400 as well. Each
address will need to be in the NAT space (or live IP space) of each
router.  The users will need to access the appropriate IP address.

 HTH - Larry

ps This is a non-trivial excercise!

Alan Novick wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> We have two routers bringing the Internet to our AS/400.  What we want to do
> is have different people telnet into each router.  The problem is when they
> telnet into the second router the AS/400 sends the signal back out the
> first.  For example, when I ping the second router the address that responds
> is the second router.  Can anyone give me some configuration guidance here?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Alan Novick
> Pressman Toy Corporation
> New Brunswick, NJ
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