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DHCP - static adress does not work any more

MaxKast

Dear all,

yesterday i added two new network devices, a raspberry pi and a fritz-cable-thing from avm.
I added the MAC in my default DHCP-Server, like i did it 38 times bevor.

But now, it will not work. Both deviced get an IP from the dynamic-range.

I run on home edition SFOS 16.05.3 MR-3.

 

In the last week, i added a second DHCP for my Guest WLAN.
In this DHCP i configured an WLAN-AP, that runs bevor in the default-DHCP. So i delete the MAC in die default-DHCP and add the MAC new in the Guest DHCP.
Here it is the same, the device get only an dynamic-IP.

To use the second DHCP i run "system dhcp static-entry-scope global" in the console.

My devices:

My DHCP:

Two of the dynamic-adresses:

Role in the firewall:

What did i configured wrong?

Why didn't get the devices a static IP?

 

greetings

rené



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  • +1

    Hi all,

    i found a silly workaround.

    1. Go to the CLI-console and set "system dhcp static-entry-scope network".
      You could test the changes with "system dhcp static-entry-scope show".
    2. Reboot the XG.
    3. Enter the MAC of the new device in the DHCP, at my XG it is in the default DHCP.
    4. Boot / start the new device.
      The device get a static IP-adress.
    5. If nessesary, run number 3./4. for more new devices.
    6. After the last new device, reboot the XG.
    7. Go to the CLI-console and set DHCP back to "system dhcp static-entry-scope global".
      You could test the changes with "system dhcp static-entry-scope show".
    8. Reboot the XG.

    This works with my XG and 2 devices, wich gets a dynamic IP-adress although they had a entry in the default-DHCP with correct MAC.

     

    greetings

    rené

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  • +1

    Hi all,

    i found a silly workaround.

    1. Go to the CLI-console and set "system dhcp static-entry-scope network".
      You could test the changes with "system dhcp static-entry-scope show".
    2. Reboot the XG.
    3. Enter the MAC of the new device in the DHCP, at my XG it is in the default DHCP.
    4. Boot / start the new device.
      The device get a static IP-adress.
    5. If nessesary, run number 3./4. for more new devices.
    6. After the last new device, reboot the XG.
    7. Go to the CLI-console and set DHCP back to "system dhcp static-entry-scope global".
      You could test the changes with "system dhcp static-entry-scope show".
    8. Reboot the XG.

    This works with my XG and 2 devices, wich gets a dynamic IP-adress although they had a entry in the default-DHCP with correct MAC.

     

    greetings

    rené

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