I need to create some reserve addresses for some Wireless Access points so out monitor (What's up Gold) can get to them even after a power outage. The problem I am having is it appears that only one instance will work. For example; If I have the following instances running:
ip dhcp pool 104-2-AP28
host 10.232.19.219 255.255.255.0
hardware-address 4403.a740.b88e
default-router 10.232.19.253
domain-name luhs.org
dns-server 147.126.200.228 147.126.240.1
option 43 hex f108.937e.d77c.937e.d77d
option 60 ascii "Cisco AP c3602"
ip dhcp pool 104-2-AP29
host 10.232.19.11 255.255.255.0
hardware-address acf2.c56b.1ab8
default-router 10.232.19.253
domain-name luhs.org
dns-server 147.126.200.228 147.126.240.1
option 43 hex f108.937e.d77c.937e.d77d
option 60 ascii "Cisco AP c3602"
ip dhcp pool Wapmgt104
network 10.232.19.0 255.255.255.0
default-router 10.232.19.253
domain-name lumc.edu
dns-server 147.126.200.228 147.126.240.1
option 43 hex f108.937e.d77c.937e.d77d
option 60 ascii "Cisco AP c3602"
netbios-name-server 147.126.142.243 147.126.166.244
lease infinite
What should happen here is the APs with the correct hardware address will pull from the 1st and 2nd instance, and everything else will pull from the last one. I get the one AP pulling an IP and nothing else happens. If I delete the first instance (AP28). The second instance works. If I delete bot AP28 and AP29 instances, this last instance works.
Anyone seen this behavior before?
