New 5508 not handing our correct IP address Scope to LClients

Just inserted a new 5508 WLC into the network. We current have 3 4404 WLCs, and there was a need to duplicate, as much as possible, the configurations on the 4404s, and the design. The 5508 came online as expected. We moved a few access points over to it. The APs got the correct address range. The clients are expected to get addresses in the same scope range as the APs. However, the clients are receiving addresses in the management IP scope.
I know there are two "not a good way to do it" in here. Why is the management address range in the DHCP scope, and why are the clients using the same scope as the APs. We are going to change that. For now, the AP and client in the same range has been going on since we rolled out wireless in 2006.
The 8 ports on the 5508 are configured for LAG. There is no dedicated port for management. They tell me not to do that on a 5508.
Anyone got any ideas? I am suspecting bridging is the issue. Have no idea where to look or what to do.
Thank you for your feedback....
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Do you have DHCP proxy disabled ?
CONTROLLER->ADVANCE->DHCP
If proxy is enabled the wlc will unicast the dhcp request on behalf of your wireless client from the dynamic interface the client is on.
If proxy is diabled, all normal wired side rules apply. A ip helper would be required on the SVI of the subnet the guest are on.
Check that
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