(ASCEND) second (Pipeline) router on a LAN

Subject: (ASCEND) second (Pipeline) router on a LAN
From: Billy Matthews <parts@taxlaws.com>
Date: Tue, 17 Mar 1998 20:42:02 -0500
CC: ascend-users@max.bungi.com, pipeline@cymitar.net
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.protocol.tcpip, comp.dcom.isdn
Organization: Gill & Company
Reply-To: taxlaws.com@visi.net
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I have a small LAN with an Ascend ISDN Pipeline 50 router connected to
an ISP, and am adding a second Pipeline router to connect to another
office.  

I am looking for a heads-up on the best manner to handle IP mapping on
the LAN and WAN segment so that both offices can access the router that
connects outbound to the ISP.  Static routing on each client is probably
a bit difficult, since we run both Win 95 and NT Wks clients.  I am not
sure how to setup routing on the Pipeline units, and RIP is really not
attractive, since it seems to connect to the other office every 30
seconds.

In any event, I would appreciate any guidance / insight.  Specific
instructions would be appreciated.

Billy
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