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by gmonguzzi 2 views

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Hi, in my job place there is a lan with an ip addressing like this:
(example)
address 10.0.0.1
subnet mask 255.255.255.0

in the lan there are only 40 pc and so I suggested to my CEO to use a private class c addressing like 192.168.10.1, but mysuggestion has been rejected?Why, in your opinion?Thank you in advance

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by leirags

When all goes good!

why change, if this don't have advantage...

Lot of work, 40 machines, hummm....
Other protocols, Wins, netBeui, etc...

by celarix, inc.

I don't see any advantage to changing your current IP scheme. They are both private Class C IP's. Granted one is a subnetted class A.

One question though, why would you want to change? In this scenario both work equally well and why fix something that isn't broken.

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