Q:
Wireless router on different Subnet
DHCP, Subnets, Wireless, Wireless networking, Wireless network management, Wireless routers, Network Configuration, Netgear WGR614 Here's what I've got.
2 internet connections
router 1: 192.168.10.1
router 2: 192.168.11.1
bothe connect to a load balancer at 192.168.254.254
SBS server acting as DHCP on the 192.168.254.X scope
router 1 is a wireless router (netgear WGR614v9)
When i try and connect to the wireless, i cant get an IP/Connection. I presume this is because the router is on a different subnet to the DHCP server. If I manually specify the IP address for the wireless clients on the 192.168.10.X it's ok.
If i turn on DHCP on the router, will this conflict with the DHCP on the SBS server as it only likes to have 1 DHCP on the network. Or is there something i can configure in the router to get the wireless to act as more of an access point on the right subnet?
TIA
Mark
Software/Hardware used:
netgear WGR614v9
2 internet connections
router 1: 192.168.10.1
router 2: 192.168.11.1
bothe connect to a load balancer at 192.168.254.254
SBS server acting as DHCP on the 192.168.254.X scope
router 1 is a wireless router (netgear WGR614v9)
When i try and connect to the wireless, i cant get an IP/Connection. I presume this is because the router is on a different subnet to the DHCP server. If I manually specify the IP address for the wireless clients on the 192.168.10.X it's ok.
If i turn on DHCP on the router, will this conflict with the DHCP on the SBS server as it only likes to have 1 DHCP on the network. Or is there something i can configure in the router to get the wireless to act as more of an access point on the right subnet?
TIA
Mark
Software/Hardware used:
netgear WGR614v9
ASKED:
Oct 29 2009 12:25 AM GMT
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You can use DHCP reservations on one of the DHCP servers if you wish a host to get a specific IP address on a subnet each time. Otherwise, Yasir is correct that two DHCP servers on a network will create issues.
