PIX 501 and DHCPD options

I have used ASA dhcp server option in conjunction with a WLAN controller. Is the "inside" interface referenced in your configuration in the same vlan as layer 2 dhcp requests will originate from Wireless users, else the DHCP server will never see the request for IP address. There are possiblities for forwarding these protocols from one vlan to another using ip helper-address commands.

Regards

I have used ASA dhcp server option in conjunction with a WLAN controller. Is the "inside" interface referenced in your configuration in the same vlan as layer 2 dhcp requests will originate from Wireless users, else the DHCP server will never see the request for IP address. There are possiblities for forwarding these protocols from one vlan to another using ip helper-address commands.

Regards

What are your WLAN security settings? I would start by looking at logs on your wireless LAN controller and WLAN security settings and your client PC wireless settings, perhaps you are not matched and you are not getting an IP address for that reason.

Is your "inside" network intended to be wireless LAN only? Do you have any regular wired lan infrastructure behind the PIX inside interface?

I am not sure about your security objectives or the bigger network picture here, but generally I would not recommend combining wireless LAN clients and LAN clients in the same network user VLAN.

we dont have any security and no wireed LAN/computer connected to inside, it is for public usage with no additional security.

What are your WLAN security settings? I would start by looking at logs on your wireless LAN controller and WLAN security settings and your client PC wireless settings, perhaps you are not matched and you are not getting an IP address for that reason.

Is your "inside" network intended to be wireless LAN only? Do you have any regular wired lan infrastructure behind the PIX inside interface?

I am not sure about your security objectives or the bigger network picture here, but generally I would not recommend combining wireless LAN clients and LAN clients in the same network user VLAN.