The router seems to ignoring the range and static leases I’ve set up for DHCP. It assigns IPs outside of the range and machines I’ve set up as static gets a dynamic IP.
Can you pls post examples of config and actual (unexpected) behavior?
aside from what radekpribyl asked I would also check if you are 100% sure there is not another DHCP server in your network (old router, etc)
Nevermind, I screwed up. I had an extra DHCP range in /etc/dnsmasq.conf. Though I had it marked as static, but that apparently didn’t matter. As for the static IP, it had 102 instead of 192.
It doesn’t seem like it carries over the leasetime to /var/etc/dnsmasq.conf though.