KevinBugg
Technical User
- Feb 8, 2008
- 65
Hi,
We need to change our internal IP range as it was originally configured with an external ip range for some reason (91.x.x.x) which causes many routing problems. We have 4 sites, all on the one domain / forest and connected via a vpls network. We intended to setup each location with a range of 10.(site).x.x so each second octet is different for each site. Is this an ideal setup to keep local site traffic local and not broadcast to each site or not? I was under the assumption that this is basically subnetting each location but I have been informed that I am incorrect. Any response would be grateful. We were planning to use a 255.255.0.0 subnet at each location.
Thanks in advance
We need to change our internal IP range as it was originally configured with an external ip range for some reason (91.x.x.x) which causes many routing problems. We have 4 sites, all on the one domain / forest and connected via a vpls network. We intended to setup each location with a range of 10.(site).x.x so each second octet is different for each site. Is this an ideal setup to keep local site traffic local and not broadcast to each site or not? I was under the assumption that this is basically subnetting each location but I have been informed that I am incorrect. Any response would be grateful. We were planning to use a 255.255.0.0 subnet at each location.
Thanks in advance