access-pointciscodhcp
I have two APs in standalone mode right now because the controller is broken. I have configured DHCP server in the router (L3 switch) but the clients do not get IP. Laptop connected to the router got IP from the DHCP server.
So, I think the problem is related to DHCP relay but I am not sure what.
The issue was to do with VLAN tagging. While I was tagging on the correct VLAN, the WAP didn't respond well to this. After a support call with Ruckus we decided to untag the VLAN on the WLAN the WAP provides. By setting the Access VLAN to 1 it makes no attempt to tag the traffic. Since the port to the Ruckus is already trunked to a specific VLAN this is fine for our network.
To fix this issue in the future using the same method do the following:
If the networks are routed through your HP (do not have a Layer2 connection by being in the same VLAN as their DHCP Server), you need to add a IP Helper in order to allow the DHCP Broadcasts to reach their respective DHCP Server.
For you an interface-config on the may look like this then:
vlan 30
name "Guest"
untagged 39
ip address 172.20.30.253 255.255.255.0
ip helper-address x.x.x.x (IP Address of DHCP Server)
tagged 20,45-48
exit
Best Answer
check SSID VLAN mapping on the AP configuration GUI . you must map the SSID to the proper VLAN to get IP in its range . make use of the NEXT LINK