WINXP to share internet

[sharan]

Hi,

We have network with address 192.168.0.x. Internet is shared in this and and user level policies have been set. All users in this network connect to internet using a internet sharing server. (Say X).

We are trying to setup another network for a group of projects. The address assigned is 192.168.2.x. We need to setup internet connection for this network. Duplicating X in this network is not an option.

Is there any way in which users in 192.168.2.x can connect to internet using X ?

Thanks
Saravanan

[tieros]

The default gateway machine in the 2.X subnet just needs a default route to your internet sharing server.

If you don't have a default gateway machine in 2.X, you may be able to add a 2.X address to your internet sharing server and use it as the default gateway for 0.X and 2.X traffic.

[evilghost]

If your ICS server is 192.168.1.1, add an additional IP to the NIC say 192.168.2.1. This would allow both subnets to be able to reach this server.

What I don't know is if ICS is smart enough to route the traditional Win32 spam/DDoS attacks across both subnets, or, if it will only route/NAT based on 192.168.1.1