I am trying to reach 192.168.0.50 (pre configured on a device) on my network. I cannot reach it, but my normal network is 192.168.1.xxx. How do I get to the 0? We use server 2003 as a domain controller and DHCP server. I hope this is enough information to get my question across.
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You must change the IP address of the workstation you are using to be in the same subnet as you 192.168.0.x device.
When you are done configuring the device, change your IP back.
If you need constant access to this device, and must maintain it's subnet, you must configure the routing on your switch. If your switch does not route, then you are stuck with changing your IP address.
Hope that's what you are looking for.
Aleghart's response made me think of a couple questions. While he could be right, I just want to clarify a couple points on the question that may help troubleshoot. When you say that you can not reach the 192.168.0.50 computer does that mean that you can not ping it? Can you ping any other devices on that subnet?
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by: bluetabPosted on 2008-07-14 at 17:06:46ID: 22003166
I'm assuming that you are also using the DC as your DNS server. Open the DNS management and expand to "%servername%->Forward Lookup Zones->%internal domain%". Then click on the Action menu and create a "New Host A" record.