Mark,

Do you have “one lease per client” enabled?

Atanas Atanasov
Network Analyst
Syracuse University

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From: The EDUCAUSE Wireless Issues Constituent Group Listserv 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mark McNeil [Staff]
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2016 10:50 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [WIRELESS-LAN] Odd behavior on Aruba wireless network

I have an implementation of Alcatel/Aruba wireless. We've been trying to manage 
out DHCP pool as it hits 90 precent quite often. We are seeing this strange 
behavior in that a single user within a short period of time is associating and 
disassociating and as such gets new IP address. The DHCP server is retaining 
the old IP as being active so does not redistribute for 30 minutes. The 
examples I list below show two  to three IP addresses being given out from the 
same AP in a few minute period. We've seen IP address changes in less that 30 
seconds on a regular basis.

This issue seem to occur in areas of good coverage as well as in marginal areas.
​Lan IP Address ​                          Association time           Duration  
       Avg. Speed

172.21.34.49, 172.21.52.16
​        11/10/16, 4:25  PM             2 minutes      122Mps​

172.21.59.221, 172.21.45.117,

172.21.52.217
​                              11/9/16, 11:57 AM             5 minutes   ​

​
DHCP server is from Infoblox

Any thoughts.

Regards
Mark

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