Question : created a scope 192.168.11.0 on the dhcp. the computers get the ip in the 11 range but cannot access internet and shared drives

The ip range 192.168.10.0 is full on the dhcp, so i created a new scope (192.168.11.0).I included both ip ranges into a superscope.Also i added the details in the router's access list. New computers joining the domain get the ip in the 11.0 range but still they cannot access the internet and neither the shared drives and printers.What could be the problem?I s there another step which i missed?

Answer : created a scope 192.168.11.0 on the dhcp. the computers get the ip in the 11 range but cannot access internet and shared drives

Something needs to provide routing between subnets or you need to change the subnet mask on the router interface, DHCP scope and clients to 255.255.254.0?  What type of router?  If Cisco, you can apply the 192.168.11.0/24 subnet as a secondary address to the LAN interface.

int fa0/1
ip address 192.168.11.1 255.255.255.0 secondary