Thanks, I did find the solution;
Root cause, The subnet mask was /32… not sure how that changed, Perhaps I dint notice it during the change from DHCP to Static… I was able to change it to /24…
Note: After changing from /32 to /24 the problem persisted, had to manually remove the /32 entry… I.E. multiple ID addresses can be assigned.
The Yellow is a bit troublesome in that one cannot connect a monitor… So the CLI must be used. The instructions to manually changing the IP via CLI can be found here. How to change IP adresse in CLI - #3 by 3th3r… Also remember to issue a Save command, I dont think the attached article explicitly references a save.
I do like using Dynamic reservations as well… Im using an FPR1140 as my DHCP server, which is limited in this capacity. Perhaps ill change it someday but for now I have a pool that is excluded from DHCP.
Thanks for your help.