Dear All, I am facing a problem with my network which is i cannot take ip address ( obtaining ip address ) unless i switch off and switch on the router , I thought this problems from the router but i have changed with a new one and same problem happens , Any help please ??
Getting IP address problem.
- Thread starter shod90
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Not from ISP , The problem from computers and mobile phones , Already we are in a business network not home , we have 2 subnets 192.168.2.x and 192.168.3.x the 2 subnet is full , I wonder how to let the DHCP server automatically assign ip's from the free one which is the 3 subnet
.i am supporting around 150 users and the router model is cisco WAP4410N , i have 3 routers from that model i make them as an access points to have full coverage of the WI-FI in the office , before it was working smooth but now i don't know what happens !
azaran
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If you have to constantly restart the routers you may want to try updating firmware or look at replacing them. Constant restarted to make a router send out DHCP tends to mean near the end of the life cycle of a commercial router. I'd start looking in to SoHo or enterprise level routers.
Cisco WAP4410N is not a router, its a Accesspoint. The configuration needs to be changed in the DHCP server, are you using a physical server for that or a Router?
If a router, what model is it?
Are you using VLan to configure your network?
If a router, what model is it?
Are you using VLan to configure your network?
Sounds like the DHCP server isnt configured in the right way then.
And depending on how you´ve built your network it may not work as intended.
I suggest you learn about VLan and redo the network configuration.
Atm it sounds like you have all your AP´s on the same subnet, therefore the server wont be able to send the other subnet adresses to the computers since it does not know where to send it.
And depending on how you´ve built your network it may not work as intended.
I suggest you learn about VLan and redo the network configuration.
Atm it sounds like you have all your AP´s on the same subnet, therefore the server wont be able to send the other subnet adresses to the computers since it does not know where to send it.
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