Clients not getting DHCP on certain AP
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11-24-2018 03:38 AM
Hi all,
We curretly have a setup with 120 AP's R310 being managed by a SZ100. Network is divided into subnets ,each subnet having a different DHCP pool and VLAN.
On one particular subnet ( comprised of 24 AP) I have a strange problem with one of the AP's in the sense that clients associated to the AP cannot get an IP address from the DHCP
While troubleshooting the problem with the Troubleshot tool inside SZ we have seen that client correctly authenticates and associates with that articular AP and starts sending DHCP Discover messages but gets no answer from the DHCP server.
Other notes
SZ100, fimware version 3.6.1.0.227
All other AP's and clients within that subnet work flawlessly ( all clients getting IP addresses from the DHCP server)
DHCP server has still enough leases
SNR and RSSI for clients look ok
That specific AP is also flagged with 'Connection failures' main reason being DHCP
Can someone give a hint where to go on with teh investigation ?
Regards
We curretly have a setup with 120 AP's R310 being managed by a SZ100. Network is divided into subnets ,each subnet having a different DHCP pool and VLAN.
On one particular subnet ( comprised of 24 AP) I have a strange problem with one of the AP's in the sense that clients associated to the AP cannot get an IP address from the DHCP
While troubleshooting the problem with the Troubleshot tool inside SZ we have seen that client correctly authenticates and associates with that articular AP and starts sending DHCP Discover messages but gets no answer from the DHCP server.
Other notes
SZ100, fimware version 3.6.1.0.227
All other AP's and clients within that subnet work flawlessly ( all clients getting IP addresses from the DHCP server)
DHCP server has still enough leases
SNR and RSSI for clients look ok
That specific AP is also flagged with 'Connection failures' main reason being DHCP
Can someone give a hint where to go on with teh investigation ?
Regards
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11-24-2018 03:52 AM
It sounds like there’s a misconfigured switch port. It’s either not trunked or it’s missing a vlan.
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03-11-2024 05:37 AM - edited 03-11-2024 05:38 AM
This was the exact fix I had been looking for for weeks! I had developed a tunnel vision of what the problem could be and your answer was exactly right. Thank you!
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11-26-2018 02:19 AM
Hi Dragos,
I agree with David's post above. Can you configure a client with a manual IP and see if you have IP conectivity back to your wired network?
Thanks,
Darrel.
I agree with David's post above. Can you configure a client with a manual IP and see if you have IP conectivity back to your wired network?
Thanks,
Darrel.

