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I'm taking over a new network and the IP scheme is set up as 10.10.x.x/8. I want to change it to a/23. Can I do this within my DHCP and on my router without any changes to my printers and dusktop?
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I'm taking over a new network and the IP scheme is set up as 10.10.x.x/8. I want to change it to a/23. Can I do this within my DHCP and on my router without any changes to my printers and dusktop?

Ip scheme change

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TCP/IP

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Network Management

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