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vb.net data matrix barcode Routing with Windows Server 2003 in .NET
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Configure Windows Server 2003 as a network router Configure and manage routing features in Routing And Remote Access View and maintain routing tables Configure and maintain static routes Estimated lesson time: 90 minutes
Understanding Routing
Routing is the process of transferring data across an internetwork from one local area network (LAN) to another. Whereas a bridge connects network segments and shares traffic as necessary according to hardware addresses, a router receives and forwards traffic along appropriate pathways according to software addresses. Consequently, bridges, operating at the second, or data link layer of the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) networking model, are sometimes called layer 2 devices. Routers, which oper ate at the third, or network layer of the OSI model, are known as layer 3 devices. In IP networks, routing is performed according to IP routing tables. All IP hosts use rout ing tables to forward IP traffic; IP routers are distinctive from hosts in that they can use these routing tables to forward traffic that has been received from another router or host. 9
Routing with Windows Server 2003
Figure 9-1 illustrates the role of routers in connecting networks.
Internetwork Network
Router Host Host
Figure 9-1 Local area networks connected by a router
Using Routing And Remote Access
The Routing And Remote Access service in Windows Server 2003 is a multiprotocol software router that can be readily integrated with Windows features such as security accounts and group policies. The service can be configured for LAN-to-LAN, LAN-toWAN, virtual private network (VPN), and Network Address Translation (NAT) routing through IP networks. In addition, the service can be configured for routing features such as IP multicasting, demand-dial routing, DHCP relay, and packet filtering. Finally, it offers built-in support for the dynamic routing protocols Routing Information Proto col (RIP) version 2 and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF).
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