network question

[Anonymous]

If I have 2 seperate networks - one on static ips, one on dhcp ips.
connected through a double addressed server. Is it possible for the static
folks to look through the server to see the dynamic folks? the server has 2
ethernet cards. one has a static internet address connected to a router with
4 other machines also having static inet ips. the other ethernet card is
connected to a hub serving a bunch of pc's dynamic ips. Server is using
win2k server.
Thanks

Nick Harper
CAD Manager
Palmer & Lauder Engineers, Inc.

[Anonymous]

Is it possible? Yes. Beyond that you are pushing my meagre store of
network knowledge. But, I belive that if the servr in the middle routes or
forwards ip information, it shouldn't be a problem. The clients on either
side are going to bne using something for domain name resolution, either
WINS, or DNS (I think Winns is still available in Win2k, for legacy reasons,
but most likely the clients are using DNS)

Are you trying to let them see each other, or trying to block them from each
other?




"Nick@Palmer & Lauder" wrote in message
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> If I have 2 seperate networks - one on static ips, one on dhcp ips.
> connected through a double addressed server. Is it possible for the static
> folks to look through the server to see the dynamic folks? the server has
2
> ethernet cards. one has a static internet address connected to a router
with
> 4 other machines also having static inet ips. the other ethernet card is
> connected to a hub serving a bunch of pc's dynamic ips. Server is using
> win2k server.
> Thanks
>
> Nick Harper
> CAD Manager
> Palmer & Lauder Engineers, Inc.
>
>

[Anonymous]

I want the static pc's on one side to see the dynamic pcs on the other side.

"Charles Prettyman" wrote in message
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> Is it possible? Yes. Beyond that you are pushing my meagre store of
> network knowledge. But, I belive that if the servr in the middle routes
or
> forwards ip information, it shouldn't be a problem. The clients on either
> side are going to bne using something for domain name resolution, either
> WINS, or DNS (I think Winns is still available in Win2k, for legacy
reasons,
> but most likely the clients are using DNS)
>
> Are you trying to let them see each other, or trying to block them from
each
> other?
>
>
>
>
> "Nick@Palmer & Lauder" wrote in message
> news:7B5F28889B2495D6053D5328E3393CDB@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > If I have 2 seperate networks - one on static ips, one on dhcp ips.
> > connected through a double addressed server. Is it possible for the
static
> > folks to look through the server to see the dynamic folks? the server
has
> 2
> > ethernet cards. one has a static internet address connected to a router
> with
> > 4 other machines also having static inet ips. the other ethernet card is
> > connected to a hub serving a bunch of pc's dynamic ips. Server is using
> > win2k server.
> > Thanks
> >
> > Nick Harper
> > CAD Manager
> > Palmer & Lauder Engineers, Inc.
> >
> >
>
>

[Anonymous]

What is the reasoning behind creating this network configuration?

In a typical DHCP setup, you would set aside a range of IP addresses (or a set
of static IPs) in the DHCP server that DHCP does not attempt to lease out. These
physical boxes can be anywhere on the network.

Also, I question why you are using the server as a gateway in this manner. It's
probably more beneficial to have all PCs, whether statically or dynamically
addressed, connected to the central switch - including the router.

If you did this because your hub ran out of ports, and are using the ports on
the router, just go out and buy a larger switch and streamline the entire
network wiring.

Matt
mstachoni@home.com
mstachoni@beyerdesign.com

On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 13:55:16 -0800, "Nick@Palmer & Lauder"
wrote:

>If I have 2 seperate networks - one on static ips, one on dhcp ips.
>connected through a double addressed server. Is it possible for the static
>folks to look through the server to see the dynamic folks? the server has 2
>ethernet cards. one has a static internet address connected to a router with
>4 other machines also having static inet ips. the other ethernet card is
>connected to a hub serving a bunch of pc's dynamic ips. Server is using
>win2k server.
>Thanks
>
>Nick Harper
>CAD Manager
>Palmer & Lauder Engineers, Inc.
>

[Anonymous]

Yes, you can setup the server as a gateway, which basicly makes it a
router. But see matt's reply below, the setup your describing seems a
little more complicated than it needs to be.

[Anonymous]

It is possible. If you post your question in MS newsgroup then you will get
correct answer

msnews.microsoft.com

Sunil
"Nick@Palmer & Lauder" wrote in message
news:7B5F28889B2495D6053D5328E3393CDB@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> If I have 2 seperate networks - one on static ips, one on dhcp ips.
> connected through a double addressed server. Is it possible for the static
> folks to look through the server to see the dynamic folks? the server has
2
> ethernet cards. one has a static internet address connected to a router
with
> 4 other machines also having static inet ips. the other ethernet card is
> connected to a hub serving a bunch of pc's dynamic ips. Server is using
> win2k server.
> Thanks
>
> Nick Harper
> CAD Manager
> Palmer & Lauder Engineers, Inc.
>
>

[Anonymous]

Nick,

It is very possible to do what you wish with your current configuration. You
need to use Win2K server as a router for each network by enabling the Routr and
Remote Access Service.

You answer awaits in Mark Minasi's book "Mastering Windows 2000 Server."

I was going to post the solution, but it's like 5 pages of material, and the
book's worth the $60.

Matt
mstachoni@home.com
mstachoni@beyerdesign.com

On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 13:55:16 -0800, "Nick@Palmer & Lauder"
wrote:

>If I have 2 seperate networks - one on static ips, one on dhcp ips.
>connected through a double addressed server. Is it possible for the static
>folks to look through the server to see the dynamic folks? the server has 2
>ethernet cards. one has a static internet address connected to a router with
>4 other machines also having static inet ips. the other ethernet card is
>connected to a hub serving a bunch of pc's dynamic ips. Server is using
>win2k server.
>Thanks
>
>Nick Harper
>CAD Manager
>Palmer & Lauder Engineers, Inc.
>

[Anonymous]

k, I was just lookin at buying that book anyway, so thanks

Nick

"Matt Stachoni" wrote in message
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> Nick,
>
> It is very possible to do what you wish with your current configuration.
You
> need to use Win2K server as a router for each network by enabling the
Routr and
> Remote Access Service.
>
> You answer awaits in Mark Minasi's book "Mastering Windows 2000 Server."
>
> I was going to post the solution, but it's like 5 pages of material, and
the
> book's worth the $60.
>
> Matt
> mstachoni@home.com
> mstachoni@beyerdesign.com
>
> On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 13:55:16 -0800, "Nick@Palmer & Lauder"

> wrote:
>
> >If I have 2 seperate networks - one on static ips, one on dhcp ips.
> >connected through a double addressed server. Is it possible for the
static
> >folks to look through the server to see the dynamic folks? the server has
2
> >ethernet cards. one has a static internet address connected to a router
with
> >4 other machines also having static inet ips. the other ethernet card is
> >connected to a hub serving a bunch of pc's dynamic ips. Server is using
> >win2k server.
> >Thanks
> >
> >Nick Harper
> >CAD Manager
> >Palmer & Lauder Engineers, Inc.
> >
>