Switching Networks with Static IP

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DL4ADX

DL4ADX

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Hi guys,

I was just wondering, if i'm on a private network (192.168.1.x) and set a static IP of '192.168.1.50' (for example), and then i take my device to an enterprise network of which the IP address range is '128.1.10.x', will DHCP correctly allocate my device an IP address or will the static IP remain so that i cannot communicate correctly with the new network?

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It´s highly unlikely the enterprise network address rane is 128.1.10.x as this is not a valid private ip address pool. But to answer your specific question, you won´t be able to communicate to the other pc on the network because your static ip does not belong to the same network 128.1.10.0/24 the only way they could communicate is with a NAT rule (because this...
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DL4ADX

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Ok so the device wouldn't be able to communicate with any other device on the network or even break out to the internet because the subnet/ gateway would be incorrect compared to the enterprise site/ router?
 
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It´s highly unlikely the enterprise network address rane is 128.1.10.x as this is not a valid private ip address pool. But to answer your specific question, you won´t be able to communicate to the other pc on the network because your static ip does not belong to the same network 128.1.10.0/24 the only way they could communicate is with a NAT rule (because this is a public ip) and a an ip route setup on the network.
 
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