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Sonicwall + VLANS to correct network IP scheme
Hello, my company has acquired another company and seeing we run Sonicwall's we have installed a 2040 std in the new location. Unfortunately the company we acquired uses 192.155.87.0 as their private or inside addresses, we have established a VLAN and communications are working OK.
Now we would like to transition their inside addresses which may have some hard coded dependencies on their incorrect address scheme. I would like to keep our network 10.n.0.0
and would like to have them be either the old (bad address), or our standard address scheme as we test and transition. Suspect this could be done with sonicwall definitions and VLAN we use procurve managed switches. Can someone point me in the best direction to accomplish this.. The 192 network will be decommissioned once testing of old and new apps is completed.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Now we would like to transition their inside addresses which may have some hard coded dependencies on their incorrect address scheme. I would like to keep our network 10.n.0.0
and would like to have them be either the old (bad address), or our standard address scheme as we test and transition. Suspect this could be done with sonicwall definitions and VLAN we use procurve managed switches. Can someone point me in the best direction to accomplish this.. The 192 network will be decommissioned once testing of old and new apps is completed.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Here's another good one: http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-1039094.html
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Went to Procurve and it was determined that we had invalid tagging between switches and we had to take the sonicwall out of the vlan config.. Thanks for the effort..
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk648/tk361/technologies_tech_note09186a0080094e77.shtml
Hope this helped.