Hi,
I have the following network:
Code:
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|Internet|
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|
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|Wireless Modem| ))----(( |'admin2' on DHCP |
| on 10.0.0.* | | ------------------
-------------- | ------------------
| -(( |'client1' on DHCP |
|wired ------------------
|
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|Wireless Router | ------------------
| on 192.168.0.* | ))----(( |'client2' on DHCP |
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'admin2' and 'client1' are connected wirelessly to the modem which is allocating DHCP on the 10.0.0.0 subnet. 'client2' is connecting wirelessly to the wireless router which is allocating DHCP on the 192.168.0.0 subnet.
I can ping 'admin2' from 'client1', but I cannot ping 'admin2' from 'client2'. However, I can ping 10.0.0.6 (which is the address allocated by the wireless modem) from 'client2'.
Is there a way to resolve 'admin2' so that 'client2' can ping it by name?
Or should I just allocate a static ip to 'admin2'?
'client1' and 'client2' are running XP and 'admin2' is running Ubuntu.