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and you need one DHCP server per network.
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and you need one DHCP server per network.

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could you provide a bit more info on your setup and the problem please?<br />
are you trying to use dhcp relay or do you have dhcp servers on each network as advised above?
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could you provide a bit more info on your setup and the problem please?
are you trying to use dhcp relay or do you have dhcp servers on each network as advised above?

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didnt mind if I could fix ip but wanted subnet separated.
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didnt mind if I could fix ip but wanted subnet separated.

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CONCERNS: &nbsp;ubiquiti unifi 24port switch...not their router products<br />
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having trouble getting switch to apply dhcp to vlans....<br />
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Alot of resources online with their router product ...but this is their 3 layer switch.<br />
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starts with comcast at 10.1.10.1<br />
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looking to create 4 or 5 subnets 192.168.20.x &nbsp;30.x &nbsp; &nbsp;40.x &nbsp; 50.x ect.
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CONCERNS:  ubiquiti unifi 24port switch...not their router products

having trouble getting switch to apply dhcp to vlans....

Alot of resources online with their router product ...but this is their 3 layer switch.

starts with comcast at 10.1.10.1

looking to create 4 or 5 subnets 192.168.20.x  30.x    40.x   50.x ect.

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