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I have had an intermittent problem over the last few weeks since setting up my wifi network. I have a BR200 Router and some WAC510 access points. On a number of devices now, as I move between access points the device loses its assigned DHCP IP address and the system fails to reassign an address. Going through both the Network settings and through cmd ipconfig to reset/renew an ip address does nothing. Likewise with reboot etc.
The only way I have found around it is in the Windows network settings to radomise the hardware addresses. I have also had to do the same on my iPhone. This seems to cause the system to see it as a new device and re-assign an IP Address.
The logs from this morning when this just happended show the device connecting - "[MAC Address] wireless clinet connected" is all i get in the wifi logs and there is nothing in the Router logs
Reads more like a BR200 router issue ... unless the (odd) dnsmasq on the WAC510 (in place to avoid DNS re-binding attacks plus some side features) does fall into the routers back...
Will request moving the post into the Business Wireless section.
Reads more like a BR200 router issue ... unless the (odd) dnsmasq on the WAC510 (in place to avoid DNS re-binding attacks plus some side features) does fall into the routers back...
Will request moving the post into the Business Wireless section.
