So far in this series, TLA reader jason Boche has shown us how to install and configure routing using RRAS, the last part of this series will cover the testing of the configuration. Open up the RRAS MMC and with RIP highlighted in the left window pane, all interfaces configured for RIP should be shown on the right. Each router configured for RIP ...

As we saw in Part 1, Windows RRAS can be used to route traffic at layer 3. TLA reader Jason Boche is back with part 2 which covers the configuration of RRAS. Open up the RRAS MMC and the symbol in the circle has changed in color from red to green indicating that the RRAS service is started. Also appearing now are additional configuration items in ...

Routing is something usually left to Cisco equipment or some other layer 3 device. Windows does include routing capabilites in Routing and Remote Access (RRAS) and TLA reader Jason Boche is back with a three part article on RRAS and how to configure it. Understanding the fundamentals as well as the advanced configuration of the TCP/IP ...