Hi
I want to configure the voice vlan implementation through option 132 in DHCP, but for some reason it doesn’t work.
I have two hap ac devices, one configured as a router, the other as a switch.
Here is a router settings:
When I connect the IP phone to switch, it gets the IP address from the network 10.10.10.0/24, although it has the option 132 enabled to get the correct vlan
Does anyone have any idea what I’m doing wrong and why this way of getting the vlan for voip doesn’t work?
The DHCP option should be part of the /ip dhcp-server network settings for the untagged network to which the phone is connected. The phone will initially make a DHCP request on the untagged network, see the option in the reply, switch to using the specified VLAN and make a second DHCP request.
Depending on the phone you may also have to disable other voice VLAN discovery mechanisms, such as LLDP.
you do not post full export,
your DHCP server is working on VLAN30, but if your phone is not already on vlan30,
how know to go on VLAN30 if the DHCP do not reply on non VLAN30 phone request?
and if your phone already are on vlan30, must give the “command” from dhcp-server to go on vlan30, if is already on vlan30 to see the dhcp-server?
and this is for???
/ip dhcp-client
add disabled=no interface=bridge1