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Purchasing the correct IP address from an ISP
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Forum:
The Lobby
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#1 By
461077 (76.122.112.146)
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Monday, January 17, 2011 11:33:33 PM
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Trying to figure out what class and how many IP address I need for a start-up company. The company will have 5 locations with 18-25 users at each location. So let’s be safe and say 125 total users, which already includes growth. Each location will have a server or two, and the main location will hold most of the servers and storage. Also at each location there will be 2 All-in-One Printer/Scanner/Copier/FAX. Along with these 125 total users, each user’s will have an IP phone. To take a wild shot and say 275-350 total devices will need an IP address.
So how many from an ISP would I need. 1 – 2 addresses or more? I’m lost on a company stand-point on how many the company should own. I am aware of subnetting within the network. Any information would be great. Thanks
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