AndySB
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Assigning specific range of IP addresses to a specific Subnet.
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Please can you advise on the following:
Scenario - office with 9 floors, each floor on a seperate VLan, would like to assign a set range from a set of IP adresses to each floor / VLan via Windows 2000 and DHCP. for example:
Floor 1, Vlan1 - 10.50.51.*
Floor 2, Vlan2 - 10.50.52.*
Floor 3, Vlan3 - 10.50.53.*
" " "
Floor 9, Vlan9 - 10.50.59
I know this is possible under Windows NT, as I have done it, but dont seem to be able to find the option under 2000. I dont want to have a seperate server on each subnet ! Please no comments as to why I need to do this, i have a genuine reason !
Is this possible under 2000, if so, can someone point me in the right direction of some information on how to set it up.
Cheers.
Please can you advise on the following:
Scenario - office with 9 floors, each floor on a seperate VLan, would like to assign a set range from a set of IP adresses to each floor / VLan via Windows 2000 and DHCP. for example:
Floor 1, Vlan1 - 10.50.51.*
Floor 2, Vlan2 - 10.50.52.*
Floor 3, Vlan3 - 10.50.53.*
" " "
Floor 9, Vlan9 - 10.50.59
I know this is possible under Windows NT, as I have done it, but dont seem to be able to find the option under 2000. I dont want to have a seperate server on each subnet ! Please no comments as to why I need to do this, i have a genuine reason !
Is this possible under 2000, if so, can someone point me in the right direction of some information on how to set it up.
Cheers.
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