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You Should only need the default gateway on one NIC. If it is an internet
gateway for example it would be the external one. The default gateway
should then be that of your router (or ISP's router if it is ISP managed.)
Then put your LAN clients to have a default route of the internal NIC and
you have a gateway for them to reach the internet
Hope this helps.
AS
"Bob Smith" <wysiwyg21@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Two interface firewall, when I config the tcp/ip settings on the
> interfaces I've been coding the default gateway for each pointing to
> the "nearest" router ip address. When I code the second interface
> default gateway, up pops a warning about having multiple gateways.
> What is the proper way to config this for a Check Point firewall?