So the 951G has a bridge connecting ether2 and the WLAN interface. The DHCP server sit on the bridge and devices on wired and wireless pull from the same pool.
Is there a way to have one pool on the wired and one on the wireless? I still want everything in the same subnet.
This would just make it easy to look at the IP and know if the client was wired or wireless.
(Could also be useful per ethernet port.)
No there is not. I’m assuming that you are using the hotspot. Under Hotspot settings, enable “use IP firewall”, and then you can show the bridge port under the hosts tab to see what port they are coming off of.
Not using hot spot.
It was more a “is there an easy way to ID clients per interface?” Then apply firewall rules by address lists based on those ID.
So wired clients would be 192.168.1.100-192.168.1.150
Then wireless clients would be 192.168.1.90-192.168.1.99
The answer is still no. I was trying to give you a way to get the information that you wanted. The other method of getting that information is to go to bridge - > hosts.
You can make static assignments in the dhcp server. You can also remove the bridge and make two networks with own dhcp server and separate network range.
If you want to apply separate firewall rules you can use bridge firewall in your actual config and select the packets according the bridge port.