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IP / Subnetting question

Asked by Dan560 in Network Design & Methodology

Hi,

I have network of 4 servers and 4 staff computers. I currently host Exchange SharePoint and I have Domain controller which replicates to different company sites. We are basically the computer centre for our company.

We are using a subnet of 192.168.0.x - very basic and I wanted to change this to something that one of other offices use - they use 172.25.25.0 and I wanted to change ours to 172.25.26.0

My question is what do I change my servers IP's to, or does it matter? Can someone give me some guidance my networking skills are not the best. Currently I have this IP's for my 4 servers
192.168.0.2
192.168.0.5
192.168.0.6
192.168.0.7
When I make the network change can I just change it to 172.25.26.2, 172.25.26.5 etc...or something I am presuming anything will be ok as long as it is outside of our dhcp range which I am planning to be 172.25.26.100 - 172.25.26.150

This might sound like a stupid question but I want to 100% sure in the job I am doing.
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