Routing windows xp

Open a commpand prompt and type "route" to see the commands. Add a -p to make the changes persistant across a reboot. The route command only routes on the basis of destination IP address.

The OP would like to route based on source address or other information other than the destination IP , which is known as policy based routing. XP and it's route command can't do it on its own. Thanks for the suggestions. I took a quick look but unfortunately couldn't find any mention of anything related to policy routing. I've never seen quagga before. Looks pretty nifty -- I'll have to remember that one. Sadly it does not appear to support Windows in any way.

That's what I wanted to confirm. This is not good for large enterprises. One machine has dual NIC. System 1: Any help would be greatly appreciated. Do not forget to add some addtional route. Look your routing table by typing route print and you will see there is no route to get fro one tework to anothere so add this manualy and it will work. Make sure you do add this as persistent route otherwise it will disapear as soon as you reboot computer.

Hop this helps! What kind of route should I add? I have ports forwarded to To enable IP routing 1. From the Start menu, click Run. Type regedt Select the " IPEnableRouter " entry by defining as value : 1 : 5. To enable IP routing for all network connections installed and used by this computer, assign a value of 1.

To do this in regedit. In regedt Close the registry editor.