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change it now. The longer you wait, the bigger a pain it's going to be.
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change it now. The longer you wait, the bigger a pain it's going to be.

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I agree with the above on the 157. network, and 192.168.0.x is used in consumer routers. So two out of 3 need be changed and accordingly you should proceed while it remains easy (not necessarily convenient) to change.
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I agree with the above on the 157. network, and 192.168.0.x is used in consumer routers. So two out of 3 need be changed and accordingly you should proceed while it remains easy (not necessarily convenient) to change.

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Our company just purchased three other small companies and i am wondering if I should be considering changing their IP scheme. &nbsp;At this point there are a handful or two of devices and users so the job is not too bad - its just that the new companies are hours of flying time away.<br />
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Each company will be connected to our corporate network using IPSec tunnels. &nbsp;one of the companies has a 157.x.x.x and the other two are 192.168.6.x and 192.168.0.x<br />
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I'm more curious of doing this out of best practices but also i believe in the future we could have a conflict with additional acquisitions.<br />
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Any recommendations would be appreciated!
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Our company just purchased three other small companies and i am wondering if I should be considering changing their IP scheme.  At this point there are a handful or two of devices and users so the job is not too bad - its just that the new companies are hours of flying time away.

Each company will be connected to our corporate network using IPSec tunnels.  one of the companies has a 157.x.x.x and the other two are 192.168.6.x and 192.168.0.x

I'm more curious of doing this out of best practices but also i believe in the future we could have a conflict with additional acquisitions.

Any recommendations would be appreciated!

Company acquisition - change network IP scheme?

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