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Just to also mention the issue exists on Vista and Server 2008 aswell.
Just to also mention the issue exists on Vista and Server 2008 aswell.
There is another open call with a similar problem here:
problem with windows 7 not using correct metric
Also check this for further info:
Using Windows 7 with Multiple Gateways (Routers)
I'm hoping to find a solid answer for this as well, we're getting ready to put 7 in production, but have to figure out a clean solution for this first.
Apologies not getting back with an answer from MS, unfortunately I left the company I was working for, for which I raised the issue against
@DC187 - Ah well... if I hear anything I'll drop back in and update the thread.... but I'm not holding my breath for MS.
@Flukemeister - What's the end goal that you after and what server OS' are you using? There could be other options for your scenario such as setting different gateways via DHCP for different IPaddress ranges or this solution here.
If you don't like your default gateway by DHCP, you can set to 1 this Registry Setting:
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\Tcpip\Parameters\DontAddDefaultGatewayDefault
Then add a new IP gateway in the "advanced graphic setup tcp/ip" and this one will be the first gateway.