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[PLUG] WAP DHCP & Cable DHCP and some static IP's
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It's something that is right at the edge of what passes for my brain, but
I need a nudge to accomplish this.
There is a cable device (xxx.xxx.xxx.126), can/serves DHCP (192.168.10.50-99),
a WAP (xxx.xxx.xxx.125) that can/serves DHCP (192.169.10.100-150),
a printserver (xxx.xxx.xxx.124) that everyone needs to use,
a Linux server (xxx.xxx.xxx.122), runs mail, web, dns, and Samba.
What I want is for everything to work together. There are 5 static IPs
available, and 10 devices. Cable, WAP, and server all need static IP's.
The printserver is a maybe. There are other devices, laptops, desktops
nothing that requires a static IP.
Now to the question can I just plug everything into the existing switch
and plug the switch into the cable device and will it all work or what am
I missing?
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Ed Ackerman | It is impossible to make anything
#include <std.disclaimer> | foolproof, since fools are
edack@kengel.com | so ingenious.
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