I think you answered your own question, "
I quickly noticed that I hadn't added an address from
that range to the interface on the router
"
If you use the wizard to create the DHCP server, etc., it uses the
address on the interface. No address, no gateway.
Easiest is delete the net and server and recreate with the wizard.
On 8/17/2012 10:49 AM, Ty Featherling wrote:
Why would a RouterOS DHCP server hand out an address with no gateway? I
added a network to the default pool and had customers calling with no
internet. Looking at their ip address and they have an address in the new
range but no gateway. I quickly noticed that I hadn't added an address from
that range to the interface on the router so I did that but it still wasn't
working. As soon as I removed that network from the pool the customer
refreshed and got an ip from a different range and all was well. I need to
add this range back in so what did I miss?
I have the ip range added to the pool.
I have the network defined under ip>dhcp-server including gateway and dns
info.
I have an address on that network assigned to the router.
Help,
Ty
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