set management dhcp-status down
10. Enter the command “save-running” to save the current AP configuration.
11. Enter the command “Exit” to logout the AP.
1.2 Configure the DHCP Server
The wireless switch can function as a DHCP server to assign addresses to wireless (or
wired) clients that connect to each AP. To configure the DHCP Server, you must
configure global settings and the address pool for the clients.
For this scenario, wireless clients will be assigned addresses in the range of
10.90.91.1/8 – 10.90.91.254/8. By limiting the range of addresses, you can then configure
an ACL to limit the network access of all clients that have addresses within this range and
still maintain additional addresses in this space for static configuration for clients or
servers.
Since these addresses are on the 10.0.0.0 network as well as the AP and switch
management addresses, you must exclude all addresses that are not in the desired client
range.
GuestPool
Excluded Addresses
Subnet Mask
10.90.91.1 – 10.90.91.254
10.0.0.1 - 10.90.91.0
10.90.92.0 – 10.255.255.255
255.0.0.0
1.2.1 Global DHCP Configuration
Use the following procedures to configure the global DHCP settings.
1. Select the LAN tab from the navigation panel and access
Administration
Æ
DHCP
Server
Æ
Global Configuration
.
2. Enable
the
Admin Mode
3. Add the excluded addresses as following:
a. 10.0.0.0 through 10.90.91.0
b. 10.90.92.0 through 10.255.255.255
