Correct me if I am wrong,
Are these all on the same subnet? If so, you should be able to ping
all these devices.
I have a similar network setup.
172.31.1.1 - 172.31.1.254 Servers
172.31.5.1 - 172.31.5.254 Network Devices
172.31.10.1 - 172.31.10.254 Printers
etc...
All on subnet 255.255.0.0
They all communication with no problems.
If they are not all on the same subnet I believe you could use a
Bridge to connect the segments.
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true
On 20 Mar 2006 06:57:27 -0800, "Peter CCH" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:
>If I have different network segment, how should I make it available
>throughout the whole network?
>
>Says, I have this settings:
>=> network devices 10.100.128.1 - 10.100.128.254
>=> servers 10.100.130.1 - 10.100.130.254
>=> printers 10.100.132.1 - 10.100.132.254
>=> DHCP client 10.100.133.1 - 10.100.133.254
>
>Network devices, servers (including the DHCP server), and printers will
>have fixed IP.
>All client PC will get the IP from DHCP.
>
>If I'm in the network segment, says 10.100.133.1 - 10.100.133.254, then
>I would be able to ping any of the PC in this network segment. But how
>could I make it able to ping to other segment like ... to the servers
>and printers?
>
>Anything I should set on it?
>
>Thanks.
>
>
>
>Peter CCH
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