SFOS 20.0.0 GA-Build222 DHCP ISSUES

I had the exact same problem and did the same thing.  Went back to SFOS 19.5.3 MR-3-Build652 and everything works fine.  Is this something specific to SFOS 20.0.0 GA-Build222?  I am using 19.5.3 and don't see where to configure this.

Nope, nothing major it was a config thing - "Fine-tuned the DHCP settings with specific interface as it was configured as "all""

Can you give me some detail on how the DHCP was tuned.  I have added interfaces in Network ->DHCP and everything works in 19.2 but doesn't in 20.0.  I am missing where DHCP is configured as all.

Hi OldMtnGoat Can you please share your DHCP congratulations manage page screenshot to review the details? ( i.e. Configure > Network > DHCP snapshot). 

These are all separate physical ports

Hi OldMtnGoat  Thank you for sharing the DHCP details. Can you please share Network > Interface config details which cover Port1, Port3, Port4, Port5, Port6 network, and subnet details? 

Hi OldMtnGoat Thank you for sharing the network interface details, I would suggest logging a Support case to investigate this issue further and to confirm the cause or what is creating an issue for DHCP. 

Before I log a support case I am going to re-do my subnet addressing.  I am going to us a /21 scheme instead of a /27 scheme.  This will separate my physical addresses more and allow more addressing.  This is going to require more work because i will have to go adjust all static addresses to the new scheme.  I will wait till the weekend to do this because I don't want to disrupt users with much downtime.  After I make this update and do a backup I will try the update again.  My new subnet mask will be 255.255.248.0. 

Hi OldMtnGoat Noted with thanks, in case of any issue with DHCP IP leased after re-do subnet addressing, please do not hesitate to log a support case to investigate it further, so the support team may review TCPDUMP, drop, PCAP, and other relevant info to drill down the issue further. 

I reconfigured the interface in ver 19.5.3-652.  That was definitely not fun.  It got locked twice and I had to do a  factory reset and reload backups.   I made sure there was no overlap in the subnets.  I think the reason it got locked up is because I missed  checking for the same subnet on two different physical ports.  The current configuration is shown below.  I used CIDR /24  on all ports and gave them a range in DHCP.  I may have had some overlap before, but there is none now.  All of my devices have access and I can from print from IPhone and Android using apps; they are on different subnets then the printers.  I had a lot of static addresses that needed to be adjusted so there was some significant down time.    With the new addressing I have tons of space (more that I will ever need) to add more devices.  After I verified that everything in ver 19.5.3 worked I upgraded to ver 20.0-222.  So far ver 20.0-222 is working, it only been up a couple of hours.  No locked ports this time.  In the previous scheme I tried to split up the same subnet  on several different ports.

My static addresses are set up in neighbors ARP-NDP,  not DHCP.  I only have one DHCP static IP.

My static addresses are set up in neighbors ARP-NDP,  not DHCP.  I only have one DHCP static IP.

Hi OldMtnGoat Thank you for sharing the update with us and I hope things are fine until now with DHCP with V20..!