I have some problem, so i would your suggest to help me in this regards.
How do i solve this problem that the network is already configured and up and running but it dhcp, dns and gateway is unknown, i can find these but i can’t find the devices which are using dhcp ip and which devices are using static ip because i want to configure more 4 vlans on each switch, so i don’t want to make pool of dhcp ip to each subnet, so in this case how can i create vlans which gets it ips from dhcp without any problem (looping, downtime and or ip conflict.
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If you want to solve this using your router or switches you could try this:
To find your DHCP clients, you should check your DHCP server and look at the DHCP bindings:
The show ip dhcp binding command gives an overview of all DHCP clients. To find the static IP devices that use a default gateway, you could check the ARP table of the router which is the default gateway for your clients.
Do a show ip arp to see the IP addresses that the router uses. Compare it with your DHCP binding, and you’ll know which ones are using a static IP address.
You’ll need a subnet for each VLAN. Since each VLAN is a broadcast domain, normally you’d need a DHCP server for each VLAN. However, you can use the DHCP relay feature to use a central DHCP server for multiple VLANs:
