Will changing the range of network IP addresses from 192.168.xx to 10.10.xx increase the level of information security?

Question

Computer networks

If I use non-standard IP addresses, will this increase the level of network security or are there scanners that will find equipment on the network regardless of its address?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Well, if your network is a complete mess and users can uncontrollably turn on their devices - yes, it will increase it a little . Because 192.168 is very often used as a "default address" in a great variety of Dishman network devices - I stuck such a balalaika into a network with DHCP turned up - and that's it, the user went through it.
There are a great many and varied scanners that look for equipment and find it even if it does not have an IP address. An example is winbox, a microtic control program that connects via poppy.