Chapter 5. Configuring IP Routing
IP networks, including home networks, enterprise intranets, and the Internet, consist of a series of interconnected routers. Routers forward traffic to computers, to other routers, and finally to a destination computer. At the most basic, client computers send all communications through a single router known as the default gateway. If you connect multiple routers to a single subnet, however, you might need to configure more complex routing for computers on the subnet. Additionally, computers running Windows Server 2008 R2 can act as routers.
Exam objectives in this chapter:
Configure routing.
Lessons in this chapter:
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