Nothingless
join:2007-09-01
Kalamazoo, MI
3 edits | [Other] Subnet/Connection Issue between two pc's
i have a complex issue regarding connecting two pc's that are on different subnets. I cannot change the subnets and the core router is not set up to route between them (i cannot change any settings on the network). I would like to know if there is anyway to make a connection between these two machines if they are on the same local switch?
Network (unchangeable)
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Netgear Switch ---- PC2 Host Add (10.54.1.**/30)
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PC1 Host Add
(10.54.1.**/30)
PC1 is running windows xp. PC2 is running Win2k3 |
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InGreenwood
@rr.com
| 1) Ask yourself, when I get caught, will this result in me being expelled, homeless, unemployed, or all three? Then ask the proper IT admin for help. If it will 'only' result in your ISP revoking your service, how fond of Dial-up are you?
2) If, by some amazing story you did not explain, you will not be fired, evicted, or expelled, yet you can't change your own network, on the two computers, use a 255.255.255.248 subnet mask.
Oh, and say 'Hi' to the Dean for me on the way to the next school. |
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Nothingless
join:2007-09-01
Kalamazoo, MI | Nothing that i am trying to do violates any AUP/Employer Agreement/Renter Agreement.
The point is now mute, i have solved my problem through use of a different method. |
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BurntCricket
Gotta Do What Ya Gotta Do
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join:2000-09-02
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1 edit | reply to InGreenwood
said by InGreenwood :
1) Ask yourself, when I get caught, will this result in me being expelled, homeless, unemployed, or all three?
That's a good one, I will have to remember it ... Usually, number three shortly results in number two or sometimes number one and maybe both.
Networks are set up with different subs for a reason.
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What was I in Highschool ?
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