Guest Joan Posted August 27, 2007 Posted August 27, 2007 Hi all, first of all I not sure I should be posting this here so please bear with me and suggest other groups name if I am wrong. On the same network, I have 2 subnet: 1 is 10.3.29.X/24 with its gateway 2 is 10.3.129.X/128 with its gateway Well actually there is only one gateway which routes from one subnet to the other. I have a DHCP on 10.3.29.X serving this subnet range. I want a DHCP on 10.3.129.X serving this subnet range as well. Last day I turned on the 10.3.129.X DHCP and ended up with PCs on that I want on the 10.3.29.X receiving 10.3.129.X addresses. Now I am not too sure how I can seperate the 2 subnets would it be something I can set up in my DHCPs or does it have to be in my gateway/ router? I hope I am making sense.... Thanks
Guest Joan Posted August 31, 2007 Posted August 31, 2007 Re: DHCP on 1 subnet only On Aug 27, 11:00 am, Joan <florian.put...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > first of all I not sure I should be posting this here so please bear > with me and suggest other groups name if I am wrong. > > On the same network, I have 2 subnet: > 1 is 10.3.29.X/24 with its gateway > 2 is 10.3.129.X/128 with its gateway > > Well actually there is only one gateway which routes from one subnet > to the other. > > I have a DHCP on 10.3.29.X serving this subnet range. > I want a DHCP on 10.3.129.X serving this subnet range as well. > > Last day I turned on the 10.3.129.X DHCP and ended up with PCs on that > I want on the 10.3.29.X receiving 10.3.129.X addresses. > > Now I am not too sure how I can seperate the 2 subnets would it be > something I can set up in my DHCPs or does it have to be in my gateway/ > router? > > I hope I am making sense.... > > Thanks Yeah. Create 2 vlan and just make sure your router do not allow broadcast to go from a subnet to another. and voila.
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