On 02.01.25 02:13, Nick Kirsch wrote:
I'm interested in seeing if I can assign all of the "private" W-Fi mac
addresses (found enabled on Apple devices) to a different IP range on my
network, while the rest of the DHCP traffic goes to the "public" range.
I took a guess at the syntax:
dhcp-range=set:private_wifi,192.168.20.100,192.168.20.200,255.255.255.0,12h
I guess you should use tag instead of set above - quoting from dnsmasq's
documentation
> Note that for --dhcp-range both tag:<tag> and set:<tag> are allowed,
> to both select the range in use based on (eg) --dhcp-host, and
> to affect the options sent, based on the range selected.
But I wonder why you'd have to deal with randomised MAC addresses at all.
Is there a reason why you won't simply disable MAC address randomisation
on your devices for your wifi home network?
Kind regards,
Buck
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