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by ask_anurag

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I created two scopes in my DHCP server.Sales IP range is 200.200.200.2 to 200.200.200.5 and marketing ip range is 192.168.100.2 to 192.168.100.5.Now i am using two hubs one for sales and other for marketing.Now i want when my sales clients give request then they get ip in 200.200.200.x range and when marketing user give request they get ip in 192.168.100.x range.How i do it.Second i want to run Internet without using ICS connection my sales and marketing clients can share internet.
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Anurag.

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by enserng

Anurag,

First you need to assign the client machines a DHCP Class ID, from the client, run ipconfig /setclassid

The classid corresponds to your newly created secondary range, through the classid, you can assign a different default gateway, address scope, DNS, etcetera to groups of clients.

One question, do you own the 200.200.200.X address scope, if not, would recommend assigning the internal 192.168.200.X or whatever, as the 192.168.X.X or 10.10.X.X address ranges are recognized as internal IPs, not externally registered or controlled.

Not sure about your last sentence, but the default gateway can be set in each class via DHCP whether it be the same for both classes or different.

Hope this helps,

Nikk

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