there is no net/kea in it (yet).
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PS: I know some people in the cited *BSD teams if needed.
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Downloaded the ports (vs packages, cf my FreeBAS comments) for OpenBSD:
it has a net/kea directory.
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Did you try to add an address to the interface in the kea.conf?
>From time to time it makes things magically working (at least for me).
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PS: http://git.kea.isc.org/~tester/kea/guide/kea-guide.html#dhcp6-unicast
PPS: your tcpdump shows a link loc
someone already asked please
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mp; paste the code after this comment... Or if
the other specific processing is useful too puts all clients in the
right class.
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uot;data\": \"foo,bar\" in
the case you read the patch content).
BTW something I expect from the reviewer is a request for documentation
so if you have an idea about to explain the escape feature in the Kea
user guide...
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Kea is still young so it has no to support a long history as bind or
ISC DHCP. Or with other words all Kea releases are major releases...
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I chose the escape because you can get embedded commas inside a field,
i.e., the string value is just a particular case (even it seems the most
current).
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Look at the mac-sources stuff in the Kea user guide.
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Rui Pedro Caldeira writes:
> --===4576728167823046396==
> Content-Language: en-US
> Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
&
are not late so IMHO this feature should be
supported pretty quickly.
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Currently in Kea you can't put a comma (character ',') in an option string
value. It is a known problem (ticket #5105) but its solution was not
yet reviewed... Note you can still use a binary value which has to
this problem.
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PS: If you'd like
ot
compressed (compression is explicitly allowed in this option
which BTW has for format an array of DNS names).
The DNS names (aka FQDNs) in wired format are supposed to be supported
by Kea but it seems only DHCPv6 standard options use it. So please
open a
IMHO what you need is a tool to translate ISC DHCP lease database into
a Kea one. This seems a good idea for the day we'll work on migration
tools.
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server-id 0.0.0.0 is considered as invalid by only some clients
but not all... Anyway there are at least 2 tickets (#3280 and
#4063) asking for a configurable server-id...
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=> I believe you checked with tcpdump or wireshark the solicit was
received by the server system (BTW a capture could be useful).
Did your disabled the IPv6 firewall? (the question is a bit silly
but this point is easy to forget, myself I was caught from time to
time).
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delayed ACKs). Another point is Kea is currently not multi-threaded
(again DHCPv4 over DHCPv6 is an exception because it uses 2 processes,
one managing the DHCPv6 part, the other the DHCPv4 part).
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PS: about your example you have a trade-off between rel
If nobody answers before Monday I'll look at Jenkins configs but
I believe the corresponding make commands are explicitly called.
I apologize but my phone is ringing...
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We know the address given is server-identifier should get more control,
there are some tickets about this (and as far as I know no time to
deal with them soon...).
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Igor Smitran writes:
> Hi list,
>
> Did any of you tried to set custom se
>>* Francis Dupont <fdup...@isc.org>:
>> In ISC DHCP the check of the server ID (DHCPv4 option 54) is optional
>> (server-id-check dhcpd.conf option, default no check).
> Can it be made optional in KEA as well?
=> ISC DHCP manual has an extensive discu
In ISC DHCP the check of the server ID (DHCPv4 option 54) is optional
(server-id-check dhcpd.conf option, default no check).
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SC DHCP have command line options to not daemonize. Kea servers
have none but don't daemonize (i.e., they stay in foreground without
closing standard in, out and error, nor create a new login session.
So I don't understand what is your problem? (i.e., IMHO there is
nothing to solve).
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Known and fixed defect:
1213. [bug] fdupont
Option string values containing comma can now be specified
correctly by preceding comma with double backslashes (e.g.
"foo\\,bar").
(Trac #5105, git fa79ac2396aa94d7bac91bd12d3593ebaaa9386d)
Regard
Joelson Vendramin writes:
> Please let me know when you have this "flex-id" implemented!
=> it was a hour ago.
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PS: it is a premium feature (Tomek shall explain what this is meant).
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are doing the same thing: they print the query using Kea C++ toText method
(kea-pkt4.str in python). They are just to show it is feasible and
to find all problems, not to do real things (even they are a good
start for a hook library with the same power than C++).
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Stas Starikevich writes:
> Can someone suggest a way to serve only white-listed (with host reservation)
> clients?
> I.e. if client is not in the 'hosts' table then it shouldn't not get any leas
> es (and boot from the HDD, but not from PXE).
=> did you try with no pool?
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r as I know the only required parameter in a subnet is the
"subnet" range. Pools are not required and without a pool there is no
available address so only known hosts which have a reservation can
get an address. This is a theory, i.e. you have to try it, but on
the paper it does exactly what you
l a lot of dhcp-packets :p)
>
> Any tip, trick, configuration or whatever on that issue ?
=> slow processing is incompatible with the DHCP protocol so basically
there is no final fix, only tricks to make things less broken.
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when the hook is loaded (unfortunately today a hook is loaded more than
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=> which system? The code sets the field to IPTOS_LOWDELAY for BPF & co,
and does not touch it for UDP (DHCPv6 default, DHCPv4 when dhcp socket
type is configured). This does not seem crazy and for sure should not
raise any problem...
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PS: IS
er detail
which it is (too) easy to get wrong. I recommend to use wireshark or
tcpdump to inspect packets on the wire, in particular the PRL in
the discover and options in the offer.
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PS: option 150 got multiple definitions in the past so is *not* a
I don't think Kea does something special with fe80:: but kernels should
as it is the any router anycast address, so illegal as a source address...
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somewhere (you are not the first asking this).
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I meant that each time I had a choice between clang and gcc these last
years clang was better.
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ything after
is ignored... So there is *nothing* else in RFCs about option order
and as far as I know it is at implementor choice (which is different
for ISC DHCP and Kea BTW).
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PS: you can use a hook to pack options in your
If you use the option the easiest is to define a global option-data.
BTW there is a ticket to allow bootp parameters in more contexts.
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PS: option-data can be global, per subnet, per reservation, per class
and since yesterday per pool. Note client
to write a hook which
patches the PRL (option 55 dhcp-parameter-request-list) as this feature
is implemented in ISC DHCP (it will be more user friendly in future Kea).
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PS: from RFC 2132:
9.8. Parameter Request List
This option is u
the Makefile or to install
the library manually (first option is more complex but it should make
things right).
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hat some critical values are not 0, for instance
the result of the dynamic cast. This should make your code more robust.
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n is fine but as you found it can handle only one route
with a subnet which encodes into 3 bytes...
Unfortunately there is only one correct definition: say the layout
is binary (BTW it is the default for unknown options) and encode the
value manually...
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User contexts are strictly more powerful as they are part of objects so
can be retrieve by hooks. They just need to be more general, i.e.
current user-context support is still a (successful) experimentation.
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James Sumners writes:
> Unfortunately the parser doesn't ignore unknown properties.
=> not unfortunately: it is by design and I am sure you'd like the
parser to catch a trivial spelling error than to silently ignore it.
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PS: as you expect
close a partial list or map using
an include) so do not touch the syntax.
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PS: the main inconvenient from the strict no trailing comma rule is
when you put some part into a comment, in particular when generating
the config...
_
I did an experiment writing hooks in other languages than C++ and
Python was in the list. I committed this branch fdxhook to github,
things (including the doc you should read) are under src/hooks/external
(based in an old version of Kea as this is nearly one year old).
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V8 API is unstable so it is hard to maintain a code written in v8.
At least I am sure the v8 API version I used last year is today enough
different than some part of the code need to be rewritten.
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PS: and a programming language is not popular b
pkt->addClass("my-client-class"); should work well. BTW the client class
include in dhcp/classify.h
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I suggest to add
"interface": "ens192",
into the "subnet": "172.0.1.0/24" specification if the failing client
is directly attached to this subnetwork.
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Yury Tsaregorodtsev writes:
>
>
> --===
- if libssl.so is not listed by ldd then add a hack at the end of
src/lib/cryptolink/openssl_link.cc with a reference to a libssl.so
symbol. Choose one (e.g., SSL_library_init), add its include
() and a call to it as in lexer.ll. Note the function
will be never really called but it will be r
Does it not enough to define it globally?
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array of IPv4 addresses. BTW the Kea definition does
not catch the fact addresses come by destination+gateway pairs but
this should not be a problem...
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PS: this is no easy when to express this kind of constraints and BTW
it i
t;10.1.2.0/24",
"option-data": { { ... } ],
"pools": [ ],
"reservations": [
{ "hw-address": "1a:1b:1c:1d:1e:1f", "ip-address": "10.1.2.1" },
...
Look at the devel version of the user/admin's guide section 8.4.3.
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h information. But maybe there is
> some trick I can use right now?
=> in both cases I am afraid you need a hook. BTW there was a hook calling
scripts announced in this list some days ago so perhaps you do not have
to write a line of C++ (*) code.
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't listen on 2001:db8:beef:55::2 by default.
> The issue is very strange that is why I need your help. The strange thing
> is that perfdhcp worked perfectly for ipv4.
=> DHCPv4 uses (by default, you can change the service socket type)
a BPF/LPF/etc socket, DHCPv6 uses standard UDP.
itay cohen writes:
> its kinda working,
> after changing the address i'm getting this error and kea stops sending
> responses.
>
> DHCP4_PACKET_SEND_FAIL [hwtype=1 00:0c:29:45:76:07],
> cid=[01:00:0c:29:45:76:07], tid=0xdbed5a23: failed to send DHCPv4 packet:
> pkt4 send failed: sendmsg()
> does some now know how to change the source ip of dhcp messages with a hook
> ?
=> setRemoteAddr(newaddr) on the received packet should do this...
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Try to get the HOOKS_OPEN_ERROR which returns errors from dlopen().
Note the main reason to get dlopen to not find DSOs is to forget to
set LD_LIBRARY_PATH...
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) you have a work-around by using
a binary value: "csv-format": false, "data": "0123456789abcdef".
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PS: I can translate your ISC DHCP config into Kea but it won't change
the fact that multiple enterprises are not suppo
Francis Dupont writes:
I should have added my answer applies only to static (i.e. in config file)
definitions / setting data values.
> Marcin Jurczuk writes:
> > I'm evaluating isc-dhcp replacement with kea and I've stumbled upon some co
> nf
> > iguration options tha
configuration in DHCPv4 server guide).
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A client-class in a subnet may be used only to refuse a subnet selection.
In your case your config requires a positive selector, for instance
a relay address (relayed messages) or an interface (direct connected
clients).
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PS: there is a third possi
config the tool can't infer the
interface list...
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PS: in Jeff's case it is better to select subnets using relay addresses
than using the receiving interface because a priori relays serve
different physical subnets so should no
Jason Lixfeld writes:
> There a translation tool to migrate ISC DHCP configs to Kea?
=> we are working on one but I don't know how it will be made available
(e.g. assisted web-based service?).
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he option is standard
for ISC DHCP (defined in common/tables.c) we have 2 tickets which
implement it in Kea (if it is not yet supported).
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> However, running -t said syntax was OK.
=> -t does not check everything, for instance hook parameters.
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BTW the manual page says that "hook libraries are not loaded" so
don't expect to have a not loaded
I gave the ticket #4539 "kea-dhcp6 must join All_DHCP_Servers too"
another chance...
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PS: I put it on the kea-proposed milestone so it will be put in
Kea 1.3 final (i.e., addressed before 1.3 release), Kea 1.4 or
back in Out
IMHO the simplest is to write a little hook which resets the giaddr,
or to understand why the client or relay sets it and fix this.
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A client class is the easiest way to perform specific subnet selection.
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"test": "relay4[2].text == '100.101.101.0'"
=> please try "test": "relay4[2].hex == 100.101.101.0"
(.text does not return what you want if the (sub-)option is not a string
and IP address litterals are supported).
timer values are configured
and a default value copied from the global scope is not configured?
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PS: if the action of deriveParams (src/lib/cc/simple_parser.h) is misleading
we have somewhere the code of a factorParams doing the opposite.
It was
easy to fix.
BTW if you can send to us all details to help in the solution definition?
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PS: the only round-around is to define in src/lib/dhcp/std_option_defs.h
the option 43 to binary without encapsulated space
;option[55].hex == 0x0103072B".
> This loads correctly on service start but I don't think I've gotten it to
> successfully match to a client yet.
=> you can debug the classification evaluation.
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"Chaigneau, Nicolas" writes:
> I assume the file is looked for in the same directory as the including file?
> ?
>
> Can you also specify absolute file paths ? ( ?>)
> And relative paths ? ()
=> it does fopen(filename.c_str(), "r") so the answer is yes t
=> yes, valid-lifetime, renew-timer and rebind-timer are supported
parameters in DHCPv4 subnets.
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t manager.
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t;vendor-encapsulated-options",
> "csv-format": false
> }
> ]
>
=> vendor-encapsulated-options space is (in fact now was in 1.3) the space
for the option 43. Option 125 is managed with the vendor-4491 space.
Look at
you can add with a hook).
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PS: I create a new ticket #5433 and added a reference to it in
the migration assistant (which of course translate it into a comment
so it does not help you).
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the subnet4_select point, and drop the NAK at pkt4_send.
If there is enough interest we can develop a premium hook code.
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Can you fill an entry in "Install Kea from sources" in the wiki
(http://kea.isc.org/wiki/Install)?
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PS: we should keep these more up to date (:-)...
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t come time to renew its IP address, it contacts its
> last DHCP server and if that server doesn't respond, it gives up.
=> it is a clear (but common) violation of the protocol both at the letter
and in the spirit.
Perhaps it is the reason DHCPv6 requires the use of multicast?
ourse you can log the request details (but not only PRL / ORO)
or write a hook doing this (it is possible the log statement will be
implemented as a hook). Note you can post a feature request (or
wrote the hook code and make a pull request for it on github).
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Kea is like 99.99% of network servers I know: it binds only to local addresses
as required by the standard socket API.
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PS: I am sure you'll get the same problem with bind9 for instance.
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ned :-) it is possible but IMHO it is simpler
to ask a new feature making timers settable per client classes.
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PS: I have a good idea you'd like to do this but it will be even
better if you can describe a real worl
It requires to write code but it does not strictly require C++ code even
it this case it will be simpler than to master interfaces between C++
and "external" languages as Python, OCaml, Lua or V8 cf. the fdxhook
branch available on github where I describe such experiment.
Regards
Fran
I have to verify in the code but it seems to be the result of a lost
signal... BTW there is a known race in signal handling with at least
a ticket (#4068), if we are lucky it could be enough to address it.
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PS: strace (Linux), ktrace (BSD),
the subnet into two subnets
with their own pools and a match for one of the classes.
Note the user/admin guide has a section about this with the same kind
of problem to solve.
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PS: there is not yet a magic way to combine client classes even
I think a
understand what is different
so perhaps wrong.
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Thomas Markwalder writes:
> However this will override the flags for all clients.
=> note there is a ticket about making dhcp-ddns setting local
from a similar feature in ISC DHCP (e.g. in a client class matching
MSFT vendor class).
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PS:
Mathias Aichinger writes:
> How can I realize this with KEA?
=> you'll get more detailed answer but at the first look you need flex-id.
> Does it work with the Premium API?
=> yes.
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> opt = response->getOption(DHO_HOME_AGENT_ADDRS);
=> This option gives a list (vs one) of addresses of the Mobile IP
home agent. So it is something different (but if it makes the client
happy...).
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> i'm trying to get user-context from a selected subnet on lease4_select api
> with a hook,
=> what are you trying to do? lease4_select is a REST API, hooks are
linked DSO using a programming language (typically C++ but it is not
required).
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Franc
won't solve the problem but just try in the case I am wrong)
- Kea 1.4 reconnects databases so the error should be transient
(vs fatal) in the new 1.4 release.
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text in the doc).
Note you do not need to use an existing MAC in a host reservation,
the only constraint is to use a different MAC (or identifier in general)
between host reservations.
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You need either a PRL option (code 55) to list requested options in
the discover or request, or to set always-send to true in option data
entries of a recent enough Kea config.
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PS: always-send adds the option code to the PRL option which is BTW
the way to do the same
ion[].hex ...
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u double check you are running Kea 1.4-beta? This feature
was added after 1.3 release.
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lease_cmds hook (in Kea core code)?
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I looked at for possible candidates fro client-architecture options.
One is the option 93 (client-system in Kea which BTW does not allow
to redefine options). The value 16 is not in RFC 4578 table but it is
11 year old...
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Francis Dupont
Gokulakrishnan Gopalakrishnan writes:
> Currently, I'm hardcoding 'next-server' in kea.conf. Is it possible to do
> it via hook code?
=> yes of course. BTW the way to set the next server address field
(aka siaddr) in BOOTP/DHCP packet is the Pkt4 setSiaddr() method.
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Franc
"g++ --std=c++11" in the shell before calling autoreconf and ./configure.
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