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Greetings.
I would be most grateful if I could solicit some assistance from you experts here...
The situation is as follows...
I currently have a firewall in place that restricts internet access exclusively to a specific range of IP addresses. These addresses aren't handed out by DHCP; instead, they must be configured manually as static IPs. To provide some context, my DHCP server is set up to assign a range from x.x.x.1 to x.x.x.150, while those on automatic IP addresses are strictly limited to intranet access...
Is there perhaps some method by which devices could connect to an AP and utilize its IP address to reach the internet, acting as a sort of bypass?
I would be most grateful if I could solicit some assistance from you experts here...
The situation is as follows...
I currently have a firewall in place that restricts internet access exclusively to a specific range of IP addresses. These addresses aren't handed out by DHCP; instead, they must be configured manually as static IPs. To provide some context, my DHCP server is set up to assign a range from x.x.x.1 to x.x.x.150, while those on automatic IP addresses are strictly limited to intranet access...
Is there perhaps some method by which devices could connect to an AP and utilize its IP address to reach the internet, acting as a sort of bypass?