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Hey guys,<br />
Just wondering what is the easiest way to transfer files to a virtual VMWARE server from another IP Range.<br />
My client system settings are:<br />
10.10.1.x range.<br />
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I want to transfer to test lab:<br />
192.168.100.x range.<br />
I have Infrastructure client &nbsp;to on my system and can get to the test lab fine,<br />
I can not UNC or RDP because it is on a VLAN which is not routed.<br />
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WHat would be the easiest way to transfer from the 10.10.1.x range to test 192.168.100.x range?
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Hey guys,
Just wondering what is the easiest way to transfer files to a virtual VMWARE server from another IP Range.
My client system settings are:
10.10.1.x range.

I want to transfer to test lab:
192.168.100.x range.
I have Infrastructure client  to on my system and can get to the test lab fine,
I can not UNC or RDP because it is on a VLAN which is not routed.

WHat would be the easiest way to transfer from the 10.10.1.x range to test 192.168.100.x range?

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