Here is the situation. We have a SonicWall NSA 3500 that manages our WAPs, SonicPointN-DR. 8 SonicPoints are in our network and 2 are messing up. They are all connected through HP ProCurve PoE switches and are vlanned for provisioning and for WiFi network traffic.
Last week, we performed our normal monthly network maintenance and, at this time, I added another switch to the network and went from fiber transceiver cards to CX4 transceiver cards between the switches. The 2 SonicPoints are on the new switch and the switch is vlanned appropriately. The 2 SonicPoints broadcast SSID's, but when a client connects, they do not receive an IP address. There is no DHCP scope issues, nor are we running out of IP addresses. The SonicWall manages these IP addresses to these wireless clients aside from our main DHCP server managing the rest of the network. The scope in the SonicWall does not overlap the other DHCP scope (SonicWall uses 192.168.20-23.70-240, SonicWall has only used up 26 IP addresses, Server uses 10.1.*.* with subnet of 255.255.0.0) IP addresses are being handed out just fine on all of the other WAPs, except for these 2.
I know that this is a lot of information, but if I missed something, then I am sorry. I can add that later. Does anybody have any ideas?