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griff922018-11-13 09:57:54
Computer networks
griff92, 2018-11-13 09:57:54

How to close a subnet for a network card?

Essence of a question: on the PC there are 2 network interface cards. The subnet I need 192.168.10.* is present on 2 network connections (in 2 networks), respectively, the devices in these 2 networks are different and I would like to make sure that one network (automatic IP) does not have access to this subnet, but that the second network (stat IP 192.168.10.155) worked freely with it.
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ky0, 2018-11-13
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Set the subnet mask /32 on the interface of the first card and add the route 192.168.10.0/24 through the second one. But this is a crutch - you should not do the same ranges on several interfaces at all.

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