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Hello,
I have a server 2012 DC running DHCP and I'm out of IP addresses to lease. What are my options? Was thinking to change to a class B network but that would entail a lot to re-configure all of my devices (APs, routers, printers, etc.). I currently have a scope 192.168.120.x. I was doing some research and came across the superscope or multicast scope. I've never worked with these or configured them before. I would like to keep my 120.x scope and add a second one (192.168.121.x) but not sure of the repurcussions. Both scopes will need to work as if they are in the same LAN and can access same network resources. I also have 2 site-to-site VPN tunnels that I'm thinking I may need to add the second scope to. Any advice on best approach to take? Like i mentioned, I'd like to keep existing scope intact. Thank you in advance.
I have a server 2012 DC running DHCP and I'm out of IP addresses to lease. What are my options? Was thinking to change to a class B network but that would entail a lot to re-configure all of my devices (APs, routers, printers, etc.). I currently have a scope 192.168.120.x. I was doing some research and came across the superscope or multicast scope. I've never worked with these or configured them before. I would like to keep my 120.x scope and add a second one (192.168.121.x) but not sure of the repurcussions. Both scopes will need to work as if they are in the same LAN and can access same network resources. I also have 2 site-to-site VPN tunnels that I'm thinking I may need to add the second scope to. Any advice on best approach to take? Like i mentioned, I'd like to keep existing scope intact. Thank you in advance.
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