How to set up distribution of dhcp addresses on two networks?

Question

Active Directory

Dear! Tell me, is it possible to distribute addresses in dhcp to different subnets under one condition: is the computer included in the domain or not?
Some details: I have a domain controller (Ubuntu Zentyal) on the same server, dns and dhcp are up. DHCP distributes to all office addresses 192.168.0.xxx, let's say a client comes to the office with his laptop (which is not in my domain) and connects to the network, I need him to get the address 192.168.1.xxx
How, if at all, is this implement?
I’ll add another subnet to DHCP, I won’t throw routes (I don’t want to rummage around on the LAN), but I don’t understand how to set up the distribution of addresses in accordance with belonging to a domain. Can you help?

Answer 1

It was possible to implement, but only in the case of Windows clients. Look towards NAP -- Network access policy, and its relationship with DHCP.

Answer 2

As an option, reserve by MAC addresses or allocate a guest vlan with its own subnet.

Answer 3

MAC based VLANs