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I would really appreciate help on this.
I have a server (server 1) that is up and running using an external IP. We just received a new server (server 2) to replace the old one. We need the external IP that was mapped to server 1 to be mapped to server 2 so we can decommission server 1. My problem is that no one at my company remembers setting it up, or where that external IP configuration is located.
Our network consists of:
· Comcast Business Gateway – I checked the GUI
· ASUS Wireless Router – I checked the GUI (just in case). Edit: Only used as WiFi access point.
· Check Point 2200 Switch/Firewall – I checked GUI (really thought it would be this one.)
· D-Link unmanaged switch
· An unbranded dumb switch with no markings or indicators
· Server 1 – Windows Server 2008
· Server 2 – Windows Server 2012
What I have already tried:
I logged in to the GUIs of the Gateway, ASUS router, and the Check Point. I looked for that public IP mentioned anywhere in the GUIs. – no success
I contacted Comcast Support. They said that everything is handled on our end.
I contacted Check Point support. They wouldn’t help because our subscription ended.
I tried switching the MAC addresses (spoofing) of the two machines just in case the public IP was configured to point to a specific MAC address. – no success
I tried switching the internal IP addresses of the two machines just in case the public IP was configured to point to a specific internal IP. – no success
I appreciate any insight.
I have a server (server 1) that is up and running using an external IP. We just received a new server (server 2) to replace the old one. We need the external IP that was mapped to server 1 to be mapped to server 2 so we can decommission server 1. My problem is that no one at my company remembers setting it up, or where that external IP configuration is located.
Our network consists of:
· Comcast Business Gateway – I checked the GUI
· ASUS Wireless Router – I checked the GUI (just in case). Edit: Only used as WiFi access point.
· Check Point 2200 Switch/Firewall – I checked GUI (really thought it would be this one.)
· D-Link unmanaged switch
· An unbranded dumb switch with no markings or indicators
· Server 1 – Windows Server 2008
· Server 2 – Windows Server 2012
What I have already tried:
I logged in to the GUIs of the Gateway, ASUS router, and the Check Point. I looked for that public IP mentioned anywhere in the GUIs. – no success
I contacted Comcast Support. They said that everything is handled on our end.
I contacted Check Point support. They wouldn’t help because our subscription ended.
I tried switching the MAC addresses (spoofing) of the two machines just in case the public IP was configured to point to a specific MAC address. – no success
I tried switching the internal IP addresses of the two machines just in case the public IP was configured to point to a specific internal IP. – no success
I appreciate any insight.
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