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  1. Add routes remotely Via Powershell - social.technet.microsoft.com

    I have done some manual testing and it is possible to add (and delete) a route from a remote computer using the Invoke-Command cmdlet - no surprise. The problem here, as I see it, is …

  2. Choosing networkcard for SCOM Agent communication

    Jun 22, 2010 · I believe you can add a route on the server (agent) for SCOM Management Server.

  3. TMG - A packet was dropped because its destination IP address is ...

    May 24, 2010 · You can use the route add command or there is a UI now on TMG under the Networking area. It sounds to me like TMG does not know which interface to correctly …

  4. IPV6 Clients don't get registered in DNS unless I add an entry

    On my client windows 7 machine I add a static address and add it to my ipv6 domain. If I ping my windows 7 machine from another windows 7 machine i get the fe link local address. If I …

  5. Windows 10 computers won't see other subnets

    Jan 25, 2016 · I have two computers in my office that were running Windows 7 Pro that I have upgrade to Windows 10 to trial rolling it out. Everything works fine, except that I can't ping …

  6. Connecting a VM to 2 seperate networks through 2 host adapters

    i just ran the route add command for the private networks gateway and that opened up access to both networks "route add 22.101.0.0 MASK 255.255.0.0 11.200.0.1" Thanks for the help Todd …

  7. Advanced DNS Root Hints & Forwarding question

    This should make it so your DNS server will fail immediately instead of trying to connect to the root hint servers. route add 10.0.0.0 mask 255.0.0.0 <yourcurrentgw> -p (you don't have to …

  8. iSCSI traffic on wrong subnet/NIC - social.technet.microsoft.com

    Jul 7, 2014 · I have a server running Storage Server 2012 with a "management" port on .2 and the "data port" on .9, same goes for my backup server. However I was just looking at the traffic on …

  9. Pushing static routes to VPN clients connecting to WIndows …

    So you have to add the stastic routes in both DHCP and RRAS server, then VPN clients can obtain the route information from the connection. Hope this can help you.

  10. VPN Server won't route VPN client to gateway

    What you do need is a static route at the router which is the gateway router for the LAN segment to send the traffic to the VPN server, not to your Internet gateway (which would be the default …