I have a short question before purchasing my RouterBoard (seems to be the RB750GS).
My current network-setup is dealing with a few usergroups and i managed them via dhcp.
x.y.z.1-20 → general hardware (nas, printers, … )
x.y.z.21-40 → group 1
x.y.z.41-60 → group 2
x.y.z.61-80 → group 3
…and so on.
Every NIC(wired and wireless) gets his IP via static lease dhcp. One group is reserved for the dynamic IPs.
I am working through Dennis Burgess Book, the Wiki and the Forum ( ) so i know that everything for its own is no problem (would be strange if not). My question now is if it is possible to combine this the following way:
Dynamic IPs are only out of one of the mentioned groups but static DHCP can be out of the complete range.
I would do this the following, easy way. Setup the DHCP-Server, define the IP-range for dynDHCP (e.g. 101-120), Go to the ‘leases’-tab and define all static leases. These leases will be outside the x.y.z.101-120 range. Will this be working?
I hope I could explain my question the way it can be understand.
I would do this the following, easy way. Setup the DHCP-Server, define the IP-range for dynDHCP (e.g. 101-120), Go to the ‘leases’-tab and define all static leases. These leases will be outside the x.y.z.101-120 range. Will this be working?
That works fine. Static leases don’t have to be within the pool used for dynamic assignments.
The below is from my home router and works just peachy: