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SWITCH Configuration

prabaharan_b

I am using CISCO SG300-10P POE model.
I want to know How to do DHCP SCOPE on this model in CLI mode.
I just see steps in internet But it's not working on this particular switch.
So helpme to configure this.

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martin_martin

Hi Prabaharan,

For Cisco products please contact Cisco Support.

If you have any question on your Ruckus product we can assist you.

Kind regards
Martin

prabaharan_b

ohh hoo!

thankyou martin 🙂

michael_brado

I had eleven years at Cisco, mostly in Tech Support and the SG300 was never popular in-house!
But if it has semi-IOS, you may be able to configure your DHCP with something similar to this old
example I've kept around... (and pulled out the option 43 that pointed an AP to a controller).
It will reserve the low end for static IP assigned server/PCs on the wire, and assumes your ISP router
address is .254 in the scope. You should be able to do something similar with your network range.
With best regards.

!
ip dhcp excluded-address 30.20.0.1 30.20.0.10
ip dhcp excluded-address 30.20.0.254
!
ip dhcp pool ap-pool
   network 30.20.0.0 255.255.0.0
   default-router 30.20.0.254
   dns-server 25.0.0.1
!

prabaharan_b

Thankyou Michael

But it's not working. I am a Beginner, Is this Right?? Image_ images_messages_5f91c43c135b77e2479d6bbc_942a88da735bc77e8c50e876f338b65c_RackMultipart20170822103990sqf-eb7e8f52-cb7a-4c60-a788-d35c17aa1688-1350207627.PNG1503384069

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prabaharan_b

Thankyou Michael

But it's not working. I am a Beginner, Is this Right??
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michael_brado

Nope, apparently the SG300 is not running regular/full IOS. Look for a Cisco manual on it I guess.

michael_brado

Nope, apparently the SG300 is not running regular/full IOS. Look for a Cisco manual on it I guess.