So I recently bought a vlan aware access point and I had setup VLAN 1, 2, and 3 (with respective tags 1,2, and 3) the interface these vlans are connected to is an interface I named WLAN with a subnet of 12.24.16.1/24. VLAN 1, 2, and 3 have their own subnets with their own subnet ranges but only for VLAN 2 and 3 do the my devices report the correct subnet ranges and my VLAN 1 is using the WLAN subnet range instead. I have tried releasing the DHCP leases and forgetting/re-adding the connection but haven't been able to get the correct subnet range to pick up so I am wondering what else I can do?

WLAN: 12.24.16.1/24

VLAN1: 11.26.21.1/24

VLAN2: 12.24.17.1/24

VLAN3: 12.24.1.1/24

Granted my VLAN1 doesn't have a 12.24 network configured as its static IPv4 from the list of interfaces but I dont think that should matter right so long as the tags are properly configured?