which ip scheme i have to prefer?

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dipak

I have 1 gateway pc for all networks - 192.168.0.254
( that i can change any way)


now i want Hierarchy like -- 1 gateway
/ \
1 company 2 company
/ / / /
1 dept 2 dept 1 dept 2 dept
/ /
1 lab 2 lab

Now i want all network to be connected with same gateway.
and all networks can access each others pcs ( labs, dept, companies)

Plz. suggest me the ip range , which i have to prefer for the upper
diagram.

I also want that at any time i can chage ( disconnect) 2 different
labs , with the help of command line, (As physical disconnection of
cable is not preferable)


Suggest me some solution that i can implement for the network

Thanks

Regards

debug
 
dipak said:
I have 1 gateway pc for all networks - 192.168.0.254
( that i can change any way)


now i want Hierarchy like -- 1 gateway
/ \
1 company 2 company
/ / / /
1 dept 2 dept 1 dept 2 dept
/ /
1 lab 2 lab

Now i want all network to be connected with same gateway.
and all networks can access each others pcs ( labs, dept, companies)

Plz. suggest me the ip range , which i have to prefer for the upper
diagram.

I also want that at any time i can chage ( disconnect) 2 different
labs , with the help of command line, (As physical disconnection of
cable is not preferable)


Suggest me some solution that i can implement for the network

Thanks

Regards

debug
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Hello "dipak",
I don't understand what your organizational "Hierarchy" has to do with the
problem. If you want all PCs to be able to equally access each other that
implies a "flat" hierarchy, just (pc1, pc2, ....,pcn). As for your second
question that depends on how you intend to manage the gateway, which you
have not specified. Can this be solved with a hardware network device
rather than necessarily using a Windows XP client? I agree that
disconnecting cables physically is undesirable and should be unnecessary.
 
ok, i will give you brief idea about my hardware and current network
settings.

I have 250 Machines , with 2 servers ( windows -2003 and Internet
sharer)


i have 15 labs each of 15 machines -- (15 * 15), staff will use
individual 25 machines


(Currently win-2003 server's ip : 192.168.0.1 , internet sharer
192.168.0.254, all lab machines are connected with 192.168.0.n and
192.168.1.n staff will use 192.168.3.n .....all having subnet mask
255.255.0.0 and gateway of 192.168.0.254 )


I have 10/100 switch connected over whole network.


Now i want that at any time, if i want to disconnect any lab from
other labs or server (win-2003) , it should be possible for me to do
the same without physical disconnection of cable or switch.


so i want to set such type of ip range that can solve my problem.


I want to implement it as fast as possible so guide me to do so.


Regards
debug
 
DipaK Gohil said:
ok, i will give you brief idea about my hardware and current network
settings.

I have 250 Machines , with 2 servers ( windows -2003 and Internet
sharer)


i have 15 labs each of 15 machines -- (15 * 15), staff will use
individual 25 machines


(Currently win-2003 server's ip : 192.168.0.1 , internet sharer
192.168.0.254, all lab machines are connected with 192.168.0.n and
192.168.1.n staff will use 192.168.3.n .....all having subnet mask
255.255.0.0 and gateway of 192.168.0.254 )


I have 10/100 switch connected over whole network.


Now i want that at any time, if i want to disconnect any lab from
other labs or server (win-2003) , it should be possible for me to do
the same without physical disconnection of cable or switch.


so i want to set such type of ip range that can solve my problem.


I want to implement it as fast as possible so guide me to do so.


Regards
debug
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Sorry, Dipak, I don't know the answer but I can suggest that you crosspost
this problem to microsoft.public.it.networking. Do you plan to implement
ipv6 in the future?
 
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