changing IP subnet from class c to a

We need to change our LAN from a 192.168.168.x to a 10.1.30.x. We have a
windows 2003 Active directory domain 2 DCs about 50 workstations. We do
have exchaneg running on a standalone server and DNS,wins,DHCP on another
server. Im looking for any procedures or things to watch for. We do
have a consultant coming in to do most of this, but we would like to get as
much done on our own as possible. We planned this for the weekend.

Any pointers or tips appreciated.

cr

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Thank You

Can I ask why you need to change from 192.168.168.x to 10.1.30.x? What
subnet mask are you using now and what subnet mask will you be using?

"CCarl" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> We need to change our LAN from a 192.168.168.x to a 10.1.30.x. We have
> a
> windows 2003 Active directory domain 2 DCs about 50 workstations. We
> do
> have exchaneg running on a standalone server and DNS,wins,DHCP on another
> server. Im looking for any procedures or things to watch for. We do
> have a consultant coming in to do most of this, but we would like to get
> as
> much done on our own as possible. We planned this for the weekend.
>
> Any pointers or tips appreciated.
>
> cr
>
> --
> Thank You
>
>

Why = merger. subnet = /24

cc

"Dale" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can I ask why you need to change from 192.168.168.x to 10.1.30.x? What
> subnet mask are you using now and what subnet mask will you be using?
>
> "CCarl" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:uGkL$%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> We need to change our LAN from a 192.168.168.x to a 10.1.30.x. We have
>> a
>> windows 2003 Active directory domain 2 DCs about 50 workstations. We
>> do
>> have exchaneg running on a standalone server and DNS,wins,DHCP on another
>> server. Im looking for any procedures or things to watch for. We
>> do
>> have a consultant coming in to do most of this, but we would like to get
>> as
>> much done on our own as possible. We planned this for the weekend.
>>
>> Any pointers or tips appreciated.
>>
>> cr
>>
>> --
>> Thank You
>>
>>
>
>

All you need do is make sure you don't forget about any equipment that have
static IP addresses such as network printers.
So long as you change your DHCP Scope to reflect your new IP scheme and
create forward and reveres lookup zones for the new IP scheme I cant see any
problems.

"NewsGr" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Why = merger. subnet = /24
>
> cc

>> Can I ask why you need to change from 192.168.168.x to 10.1.30.x? What
>> subnet mask are you using now and what subnet mask will you be using?
>>
>> "CCarl" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:uGkL$%(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> We need to change our LAN from a 192.168.168.x to a 10.1.30.x. We
>>> have a
>>> windows 2003 Active directory domain 2 DCs about 50 workstations.
>>> We do
>>> have exchaneg running on a standalone server and DNS,wins,DHCP on
>>> another
>>> server. Im looking for any procedures or things to watch for. We
>>> do
>>> have a consultant coming in to do most of this, but we would like to get
>>> as
>>> much done on our own as possible. We planned this for the weekend.
>>>
>>> Any pointers or tips appreciated.
>>>
>>> cr
>>>
>>> --
>>> Thank You
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>