! ip dhcp pool DHCP-LAN network x.x.x.16 255.255.255.240 dns-server 193.67.79.39 193.79.237.39 default-router x.x.x.17 ! ip dhcp pool DHCP-WIFI host x.x.x.x.23 255.255.255.240 client-identifier 0100.13ce.c307.92 default-router x.x.x.17 dns-server 193.67.79.39 193.79.237.39
That's how it works for me. Make sure to add the 0100. in front of the mac-address, I think this is written down on several Cisco pages as well but it took some time for me to find it out :)
Many thanks Hans, much aappreciated. I see where the 0100 comes from - it's 01 plus the MAC address.
I tried what you suggested, but I got a bit lost! My current DHCP pool is 192.168.1.201 to 192.168.1.250, though in reality it doesn't need to be that big (20 addresses would be fine). Looking at your example I need to create TWO pools. Are you able to advise me on what the network and host settings could be? I tried entering
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