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Alan DeKok schrieb:
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<pre wrap="">Marten Pape wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Now the wish with freeradius is:
Access points can be used in the same subnet as the other lan-clients,
but the clients that come in via WLAN should get an ip-address from
"address-pool 2" (that is different to pool 1!).
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That can almost be done, except that FreeRADIUS doesn't (yet) have an
IP pool allocation system for DHCP. There's an "sqlippool" module, but
it only works for RADIUS.
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Do you want to say that I need a seperate dhcp-server for normal
lan-clients? (this already exists). <br>
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Thank you for this hint!<br>
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Best regards,<br>
Marten<br>
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<pre wrap="">The question is (because I didn't really understand the documentation)
if the build-in (experimental) dhcp-server of freeradius is just for
clients that come in via a freeradius-controlled route or if the
dhcp-server answers for the whole subnet, regardless how the new client
joined the network.
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The DHCP code works for *any* DHCP request, no matter where they came
from.
Alan DeKok.
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