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TCP/IP: 2 subnets, computers configured with IP of subnet 1 and  SM and DG of subnet 2. Disadvantages of the configuration.

Asked by dsterling in TCP/IP, Miscellaneous Networking, Network Routers

We have many computers on our network and 2 different subnets that we are using.

Subnet 1:
Net ID:192.168.2.0
SM: 255.255.255.128
DG:192.168.3.1

Subnet 2:
Net ID:224.168.125.0
SM:255.255.255.192
DG:225.168.125.1

The subnet masks and default gateway on some of the computers have been crossed so that some computers on the 2nd subnet have been given the subnet mask and default gateway of the first subnet., i.e. Computer 1 is configured with TCP/IP with the following: 224.168.125.25 SM:255.255.255.128, DG: 192.168.2.1, this computer is on the 2nd subnet and should have a .192 SM and use the 225.168.125.1 default gateway. The few computers we have configured this way work fine, but I'm wondering what adverse affects this may cause on our network especially with bandwidth, broadcasting, latency etc..

Im looking for a detailed understanding of why these computers need the subnet mask and default  gateway of their own subnet over the other subnet and what disadvantage it would be to have a few computers configured this way.

Server 2003 AD domain, Exchange 2003 and XP Pro environment, static IP assigned IP for all computers, servers and switches and routers.

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