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Janrot
Dec 03, 2017Guide
DHCP server of WC7600 introducing a guest wifi subnet
Hi! We use a wifi-Controller WC7600v2 for our Wifi-APs. For connecting wireless devices to our internal network, we use VLAN 1 and ip subnet 10.64.39.0. IP addresses are assigned by the DHCP ser...
- Dec 12, 2017
Hi Janrot,
Welcome to Netgear Community :smileyhappy:
1. Already you have configured controller IP/VLAN settings as
IP Address 10.64.39.50
Mask 255.255.254.0 = 23
Management VLAN = 1which includes HostMin 10.64.38.1 to HostMax 10.64.39.254 for VLAN 1.
2. After that you are trying to configure DHCP server 10.64.38.0 for VLAN 2, controller is throwing error as because you are trying to configure 2 different VLAN for the same subnet.
3. To avoid above error and to solve your issue, you can follow the below configuration,
Controller IP/VLAN settings,
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IP address = 10.64.39.50
Mask 255.255.255.0 = 24
Management VLAN = 1DHCP server
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VLAN = 2
IP network = 10.64.38.0
Mask = 255.255.255.0
Default Gatwway = 10.64.38.1 or 10.64.38.254.
Start IP = 10.64.38.100
End IP = 10.64.38.200I hope this helps, kinldy post your feedback.
Thanks
Raja M
JohnC_V
Dec 06, 2017NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Janrot,
Welcome to our community!
As per checking on the screenshots that you have that the IP of the controller is not on the same subnet with the DHCP server. The DHCP server of the controller can only handle 1 subnet and it should include the IP of the controller itself. Wireless controller doesn't have routing, if you wanted to have a different subnet it should be assigned to your windows dhcp server and not in the wireless controller.
Regards,
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