In LAN network , computers are not accepting 10.12... series IP address . Please

[rkschd]

Not able to enter 10.12 series address in LAN PC

Please solve thwe issue


rkschd@yahoo.com

 

[c911darkwolf]

What message does it give you?

What are you trying to accomplish?

I'm not emailing anyone a answer forget that.. bring your lazy butt back here and check or don' post 😛

 

[hang-the-9]

Is your "1" key broken? That would cause your issues. You need a bit more details here, are you trying to set it manually? What happens when you do, what are you doing and what is the result?

 

[Catsrules]

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[rkschd]

What message does it give you?

What are you trying to accomplish?

I'm not emailing anyone a answer forget that.. bring your lazy butt back here and check or don' post 😛

On assigning any of these IP address, PC shows either IP conflict or on pinging shows following message: “PING transmit failed, error code 1231"

But on connecting with separate small LAN, same PCs behave well.

 

[rkschd]

Is your "1" key broken? That would cause your issues. You need a bit more details here, are you trying to set it manually? What happens when you do, what are you doing and what is the result?

On assigning any of these IP address, PC shows either IP conflict or on pinging shows following message: “PING transmit failed, error code 1231.”
But on connecting with separate small LAN, same PCs behave well.

 

[rand_79]

please reply in english what you are trying to do exactly.

my engrish translator is taking the day off

 

[hang-the-9]

On assigning any of these IP address, PC shows either IP conflict or on pinging shows following message: “PING transmit failed, error code 1231"

But on connecting with separate small LAN, same PCs behave well.

So you are assigning them manually? Probably another PC has the same IP, hense the IP conflict. For the transmit failed error, here is a post with some things to try http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-networking/ping-transmit-failed-error-code-1231-windows-vista/0b3216d3-481e-43ca-b222-e55faf56cac2

 

[rkschd]

[On assigning any of these IP address, PC shows either IP conflict or on pinging shows following message: “PING transmit failed, error code 1231"

But on connecting with separate small LAN, same PCs behave well

 

[hang-the-9]

Not sure why you quoted yourself again. If you mean to say that in another LAN the PCs behave OK, it just could mean that the computer or computers with a duplicate IP in conflict are not on that LAN. Did you check on the link I posted to the MS site?

 

[rkschd]

Not sure why you quoted yourself again. If you mean to say that in another LAN the PCs behave OK, it just could mean that the computer or computers with a duplicate IP in conflict are not on that LAN. Did you check on the link I posted to the MS site?

This i have checked .. nothing like that ..
any other idea?

 

[hang-the-9]

So you are saying you checked all the IPs, and none are duplicated? And ran through the possible fixes in the article? The only time I have ever seen a message about a duplicate IP is when there was a duplicate IP. Do you have printers, and other devices that use an IP on the network?

 

[rkschd]

Any network expert having knowledge of layer 2 and 3 switches .. Problem may be related to them ..