newpersn Posted June 30, 2025 Posted June 30, 2025 Hello, I'm trying to create a few new DHCP scope ready to move away from SWGFL. Currently have 2 vlans running. x.x.4.0 / 22 x.x.8.0/ 21 When we try and create a new network scope i get a error below - I have tired creating both x.x.20.0-x.x.29.255 and x.x.20.0-x.x.39.254 (we will be creating a few more ranges as we are adding more vLANs Thanks Newp I cant see anything that would be using that scope.
TechMonkey Posted June 30, 2025 Posted June 30, 2025 Do any of your current scopes overlap or are a subset of those new scopes? What subnet are you using?
newpersn Posted June 30, 2025 Author Posted June 30, 2025 Nope, Cant see it overlapping. For this range i was trying to use /19
Davit2005 Posted June 30, 2025 Posted June 30, 2025 (edited) Online Subnet calculator is your friend 😀 Use proper subnet ranges, it helps with routing. https://www.subnet-calculator.com/subnet.php?net_class=B Edited June 30, 2025 by Davit2005
ThomL Posted June 30, 2025 Posted June 30, 2025 (edited) I like the visual subnet tools that let you divide/combine and showing other the other sub/supernets: https://www.davidc.net/sites/default/subnets/subnets.html?network=10.10.0.0&mask=20&division=5.30 Edited June 30, 2025 by ThomL updated link to match OP's subnets
newpersn Posted June 30, 2025 Author Posted June 30, 2025 Looking at current - I'm not got anything near the range I'm trying to setup. I cant see anything above range that has been setup.
Steve21 Posted June 30, 2025 Posted June 30, 2025 (edited) From what you said above those do fully clash x.x.20.0 on a /19 is from x.x.0.1 - x.x.31.254 It won't just go up from the number you've given it, it references a specific range Steve Edited June 30, 2025 by Steve21 1
ThomL Posted July 1, 2025 Posted July 1, 2025 The end IP address on the BYOD-VLAN150 isn't at the end of the /21 subnet is that the issue? Should it actually be X.X.15.254?
newpersn Posted July 1, 2025 Author Posted July 1, 2025 Thanks all for help - Not too sure what is going on the with x.x.8.0 network - This was part setup last year but wasn't active but rushed to in action for our BYOD this sept. So glad we got a new core and firewall going in this summer..
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