I have this problem on all computers using an Avaya phone data port to connect to the LAN since we replaced an Extreme switch with a new Cisco Meraki switch
The phones receive an IP OK (192.168.30.x)
The PC's don't get a data IP (10.50.20.x) but work if we assign them a static IP on this range, also the PC's do get a DHCP IP if plugged directly in to the switch.
We use an Avaya S8300 and G430 (Our DHCP server) onsite.
The Topology is:
PC (Avaya One-X) 10.50.20.x -- Switch -- Riverbed -- Firewall -- Avaya G430 (192.168.30.3)
We had to setup a Layer 3 relay on the switch to the DHCP server because PC's were not picking up a DHCP address before hand (when plugged in to the switch directly).
We have logged this with Avaya support who said it is a Switch port issue but we have tried all configs we can up to now.
TAGS: Avaya, VOIP, S8300, G430, One-X, Relay, DHCP Meraki,Citrix,Extreme, Firewall, Riverbed
The phones receive an IP OK (192.168.30.x)
The PC's don't get a data IP (10.50.20.x) but work if we assign them a static IP on this range, also the PC's do get a DHCP IP if plugged directly in to the switch.
We use an Avaya S8300 and G430 (Our DHCP server) onsite.
The Topology is:
PC (Avaya One-X) 10.50.20.x -- Switch -- Riverbed -- Firewall -- Avaya G430 (192.168.30.3)
We had to setup a Layer 3 relay on the switch to the DHCP server because PC's were not picking up a DHCP address before hand (when plugged in to the switch directly).
We have logged this with Avaya support who said it is a Switch port issue but we have tried all configs we can up to now.
TAGS: Avaya, VOIP, S8300, G430, One-X, Relay, DHCP Meraki,Citrix,Extreme, Firewall, Riverbed
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