Vince,
Thanks for the answer. I was concerned that might be the case. Is that the only possible answer? There is no way what I described could happen if the two subnets were in fact in separate VLANS? Maybe some kind of other misconfiguration on the router?
Ok so we have two VLANS each with their own subnet with a router connecting the them. The subnet in VLAN22 has an address range of 172.20.22.0/24 and VLAN23 has an address range of 172.20.23.0/24. So an example host in VLAN22 (let’s call this one Host A) is setup as follows: IP: 172.20.22.15...
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