Re: Subnets - dslreports.com

PersComp Premium join:2005-08-17 Cayce, SC	reply to inova Re: Subnets said by inova : trc120, I believe you nailed it. I agree. -- Every dog has his day, but good dogs have two!
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inova join:2006-05-03 Macnutt, SK	reply to trc120 Perscomp, I read that too many machines on a subnet is an invitation for collisions. Maybe I am reading too much? trc120, I believe you nailed it. Ok, I figured out how to put multiple IPs on a single card. what would you suggest would be better ip/mask scheme? I thought as long as I avoided linky-dinky defaults I should be good to go. Are you thinking of making the subnets smaller?
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trc120 join:2006-02-01 Mosier, OR	reply to inova On a windows machine if you assign a static ip on your management computer you can go to advanced tcp/ip settings and add additional ip addresses and subnet masks. Then you can get to both segments. I think what you are wanting to do is: Pfsense 192.168.10.1 with DHCP. All customer computers would get an address assigned to them in that subnet. All infrastructure on 192.168.20.xx Assign address statically to these radios. Windows management computer: main ip set to 192.168.10.2/24 secondary address 192.168.20.10/24 With this you can access both subnets. These are just example numbers. There are probably better choices for infrastructure ip and subnet masks. Hope this helps, Todd
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