hello all,
I have a small network that i manage at my work. it consists of a comcast business class router (10.0.10.1),a verizon dsl router (192.168.1.1) and a wrt-54g configured for dual wan load balance with fail over 192.168.30.1). the three are using dhcp on their on unique ip addresses and subnets. the router that connects the network to this system is 192.168.2.1 and its dhcp server hands out ip address to all of the computers and wifi clients. there are also some static address carved out of that subnet for printers.
my problem is that recently with increased frequency wired and wired clients alike are issued an ip from the subnet 192.168.3.x. i have no such subnet anywhere on my network.
if i type 192.168.3.1 in any browser on any camputer wether or not its on that subnet i get a white screen with the message "it works!" in the upper left corner.
please give me some insight into what this issue is
I have a small network that i manage at my work. it consists of a comcast business class router (10.0.10.1),a verizon dsl router (192.168.1.1) and a wrt-54g configured for dual wan load balance with fail over 192.168.30.1). the three are using dhcp on their on unique ip addresses and subnets. the router that connects the network to this system is 192.168.2.1 and its dhcp server hands out ip address to all of the computers and wifi clients. there are also some static address carved out of that subnet for printers.
my problem is that recently with increased frequency wired and wired clients alike are issued an ip from the subnet 192.168.3.x. i have no such subnet anywhere on my network.
if i type 192.168.3.1 in any browser on any camputer wether or not its on that subnet i get a white screen with the message "it works!" in the upper left corner.
please give me some insight into what this issue is