Notes and Plans

Note that the pool here will need to be adjusted to make better use of the class B range limitations.

But we have not gotten to the point that this is a problem, yet.

What needs to happen is that many of our production devices that currently use DHCP need to be given static IPs. The DHCP pool can even be reduced. The balance is how many ad hoc connections do we need to provide?

Rough divisions

10.32.10.1 Gateway
10.32.10.2-11 Servers and devices
10.32.10.12-24 Wireless Access Points
10.32.10.70-90 Tech Booth
10.32.10.100-250 DHCP Pool
10.32.10.251-254 Unknown

The DHCP Pool (as of Fri 08.20.2021 14:41:54)

                Interface   Pool Start      Pool End        Leases in use    
In current use  LAN         10.32.10.100    10.32.10.250    81
Allocated       LAN         10.32.10.100    10.32.10.250    143

I would like to have most of the APs provide DHCP for the 192.x.x.x range so that they are separated from the production subnet but still have access to the Internet.