Re: Connecting 2 Networks via Wireless or Cable Modem
- From: "Allan" <aikido@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ISAserver.org Discussion List]" <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 20:59:45 +0100
MessageMatt,
Thanks for the quick reply. Nice to see someone else working on a Sunday night.
Hmmm!
Could I just put a wireless PCI card in each ISA and do a peer to peer setup?
Not really, You need a card and a base station/router the set up I was
thinking off was for you to ctreate a "Single" network behind the ISAs
(probably configured as an array) in order to do that you need to get traffic
from one set of wires to another - theoretically a pair of routers or more
economically a low end/old/spare PC (configured to route using a card ) at one
end and a base station/router at the other. You may well have to sort out the
IP addressing scheme at the same time to resolve duplicates etc.
The router gives you control of the relationship between the two wires - what
can talk to what etc
I don't think it would be sensible to use the ISAs as routers in this case as
you'd loose the fallback option.
Would I need a wireless access point or router? Yes
What would I need to configure on the |SAs to get them to route traffic over
the wireless interfaces? I believe its the clients that would need to be
configured - though I'm not sure, if it's an array I think it will be covered
in the clent setup.
If this sounds confusing it probably is.
Allan
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