Confused over network's separate ip addresses

barnettgs

barnettgs

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At my community centre, I have 7 computers XP in suite connected to a switcher using 192.168.0.XXX and a speedtouch router connected to this switcher, using its default ip 10.0.0.138 so should I be concerned about this?

Also this switcher is connected another switcher which leads to a SBS 2003 server (for use with other client computers in office, not 7 computers in suite) so I disabled DHCP in speedtouch router to avoid any conflict but there is no internet connection, maybe I was doing not right.

Anyone can explain this?
 
Thanks...this make sense to me...erm, what you mean by ...0/14 or ...0/29?

Anyway, I will change the ip of router.

Thanks again
 
burbleflop said:
If you change the IP address of the router, make sure your DHCP servers gives that IP out to the clients as their default gateway.
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SBS 2003 server is DHCP server so can't have another DHCP in same LAN so I disabled it in Speedtouch, am I doing right thing?

I'm worried that having DHCP enabled in router will cause the problems with SBS 2003 clients trying to connect.
 
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