Well the I have the Sonicwall pushing DHCP through the sub-interface on that VLAN so that would pretty much be the same thing. The access point gets a DHCP lease from it, but nothing connected to the WLAN can get one.
I've troubleshot a bit more and, if I add a DHCP scope on my main DHCP server for the subnet for that VLAN, and tell the WLC to get DHCP from that, then it works just fine even though that DHCP server is on a different VLAN/subnet. I'd rather not have to do that though, I'd rather get DHCP from the Sonicwall if at all possible.
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by: nappy_dPosted on 2009-06-10 at 03:31:27ID: 24589655
You need to place a DHCP server into your Public vLAN. The best thing to do is to just setup a simple box ti serve IP leases.