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by james

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I have a network configured as 10.44.136.0 with a subnet mask 255.255.252.0

I have a printer on that network with the following ip/subnet:
10.44.138.125/255.255.255.0

Would there be any problem seeing this printer from a workstation at 10.44.136.109/255.255.252.0?

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by armylanman

These are the networks you are describing.

Net 1 : 10.44.132.0/22 which includes 10.44.132.0-10.44.136.255 (no gateway information is given)

Net 2 : 10.44.138.0/24 which includes 10.44.138.0-10.44.138.255

This means they are on seperate IP subnets and will require a router to talk to each other (or at least they will think they need a router to talk to each other).

Hope this helps.
ALM

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