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Jennifer Bloom
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Community article If you setup via a router and you are using Engate, do you need two network cards for routing to work?

Added by Jennifer Bloom | Edited by IBM contributor Dana Liburdi on October 26, 2009 | Version 4
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If you setup via a router and you are using Engate, do you need two network cards for routing to work?

If you setup your Lotus Foundations as the default firewall/gateway then you can ignore that step. All you need to verify is that you have a ROOT user in user setup, that Eth1 is using a public IP(local network options).

The other option with 2 different nics applies to when you have a ROUTER up front of the Lotus Foundations server and the Lotus Foundations appliance is only plugged into Eth0 only!

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