Multi subnet?

Hi

How can we setup multi-subnet? I am on a network got 3 subnet, 192.168.1.X,
..2.X, and .3.X. We got two DHCP servers, server A is servicing ".1.X"
subnet, and server B got three network cards, one on ".1.X" network as just a
normal client and other two network cards are on "2.X" and ".3.X" network and
as those Network DHCP server. There is no routing setup on the server B,
However, on the ".1.X" network, we can communicate with the ".2.X" and ".3.X"
network. I don't understand how this is setup.

All server are W2K3 server, and Server B is the only server on ".2.X" and
".3.X" network.

Anyone knows how to do it?

"Roy T" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:E00BE1CA-02B2-4E28-8180-(E-Mail Removed)...

> How can we setup multi-subnet?

You already have a multi-subnet LAN.

> as those Network DHCP server. There is no routing setup on the server B,
> However, on the ".1.X" network, we can communicate with the ".2.X" and
".3.X"
> network. I don't understand how this is setup.

Then there is routing setup on the server and you just don't know that it
is. Look at the Default Gateway of all the machines,...whatever they point
to is the "routing device" for the LAN.

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Phillip Windell [MCP, MVP, CCNA]
www.wandtv.com
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