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Hi Aoakeley, yes that is correct it is not the actual DHCP scope but the scope for VPN users
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Hi Aoakeley, yes that is correct it is not the actual DHCP scope but the scope for VPN users

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IP address change worked fine as mentioned above
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IP address change worked fine as mentioned above

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Hi Experts,<br />
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We have an existing dual homed RRAS server for which we need to change the IP address of the interface that gives the VPN addresses to clients and change the static address pool as well <br />
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Current setup:<br />
IP address of first NIC -&gt; 192.168.85.24<br />
Default gateway - &gt;&nbsp;192.168.85.1<br />
DNS - &gt;&nbsp;192.168.85.2, 192.168.85.3<br />
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IP address of second NIC -&gt; 192.168.18.19<br />
Default gateway -&gt; 192.168.18.1<br />
DHCP static pool for distribution -&gt; 192.168.18.20 - .254<br />
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New setup:<br />
No change in first NIC<br />
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IP address of second NIC -&gt; 192.168.27.27<br />
Default gateway -&gt; 192.168.27.1<br />
DHCP static pool for distribution -&gt; 192.168.27.30 - .200<br />
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Will this only involve changing the IP address for the second NIC and removing existing DHCP scope and adding new one? <br />
<br />
TIA
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Hi Experts,

We have an existing dual homed RRAS server for which we need to change the IP address of the interface that gives the VPN addresses to clients and change the static address pool as well 

Current setup:
IP address of first NIC -> 192.168.85.24
Default gateway - > 192.168.85.1
DNS - > 192.168.85.2, 192.168.85.3

IP address of second NIC -> 192.168.18.19
Default gateway -> 192.168.18.1
DHCP static pool for distribution -> 192.168.18.20 - .254

New setup:
No change in first NIC

IP address of second NIC -> 192.168.27.27
Default gateway -> 192.168.27.1
DHCP static pool for distribution -> 192.168.27.30 - .200

Will this only involve changing the IP address for the second NIC and removing existing DHCP scope and adding new one? 

TIA

Changing internal IP address of RRAS server

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).

Windows Server 2003

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