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07-30-2011 08:36 AM
07-30-2011 08:36 AM
Issue With VLAN & DHCP
HI,
I have a DHCP server connected to the core switch, which is furthur connected to and access 3com POE switch.
Now if a connect a Display digital clock working on IP, it boots the clock and then the clocks freezes displaying DHCP. This happens when i use the vlan Id 110, with an ip say X. If i change the Vlan Id tp120, keeping the same ip X(i undo the vlan 110 first) the clock starts working(displays the time).
Now for testing this , instead of the clock i connected a laptop, and tried both the vlan i.e. 110 & 120, and the laptop recieved ip's and was pingable in the both the tests.
Any Idea where the issue starts?