mcrossland
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3rd party requesting Re-IP of private network
I have a client that is as follows.
Windows 2003 A/D Servers
Exchange 2003 Server
Roughly 100 client pc's mixed xp and 2000 os.
numerous printers and print servers.
I am being told that we need to re-IP our entire network to a new private subnet before we can set up a PPTP connection to this third party's software that we will be using. we are on 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
Here is what I need. I am hard pressed NOT to re-IP my windows 2003 Active Directory Domain with Exchange but would like a good reason to propose WHY. I couldn't answer that question except for "this is going to be a mess."
I need to know why this could be a potential nightmare.
I am also open to why I may be over reacting and that this may not be such a big issue.
Thanks,
Mike
Windows 2003 A/D Servers
Exchange 2003 Server
Roughly 100 client pc's mixed xp and 2000 os.
numerous printers and print servers.
I am being told that we need to re-IP our entire network to a new private subnet before we can set up a PPTP connection to this third party's software that we will be using. we are on 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
Here is what I need. I am hard pressed NOT to re-IP my windows 2003 Active Directory Domain with Exchange but would like a good reason to propose WHY. I couldn't answer that question except for "this is going to be a mess."
I need to know why this could be a potential nightmare.
I am also open to why I may be over reacting and that this may not be such a big issue.
Thanks,
Mike
I don't think there is a problem giving the Domain controllers or the Exchange server a new IP address. This doesn't sounds too much like a problem.
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maybe pushback and ask for documentation on why they need this IP scheme change..
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They host a VPN managed application. They say that range is already in use by several other companies.
Ok... I would change your internal IP scheme then... Or don't use this managed VPN solution. This seems like the only options.