How to prevent connection to Wi-Fi with a static IP?

Question

WiFi

How to prevent devices (smartphones, laptops, tablets) from connecting to Wi-Fi with a static IP? On the Wi-Fi router itself, IP is distributed to connected devices via DHCP. The bottom line is this: a person, having registered ip 192.168.0.10 on a smartphone and connected to Wi-fi, naturally begins to create an ip conflict with a computer on the network that has ip 192.168.0.10, moreover, he gets into the corporate network.
Wi-Fi itself does not have a password for clients, and should not have it, but here's how to prevent connecting to a network with a prescribed static ip address? Routers are mostly d-link.

Answer 1

change either the network, another range or change the gateway, then the Internet will not work, it will not
issue an IP with a binding to the poppy, or live as it is

Answer 2

Separate the corporate and guest networks into different vlans and ssids.

Answer 3

had the same problem in a 5000^m2 warehouse. It was decided by setting the filter by mac-address mask (only motorola terminals were allowed to connect), the rest were rejected. if d-link From the 300-500xx series, then they seem to have no function to allow connections only to given addresses.

Answer 4

No way without arp spoofing.
Dlink does not know how, of course.