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DHCP Beta1 v2.0 pl26 and v3.0
I was looking at the DHCP server code to see how it handles if the
default-lease-time is greater than the max-lease-time. From looking at the
code, dhcp.c ack_lease(), it appears that after checking for a client
supplied lease time option and there isn't one, it sets the lease_time to
the default lease time. It then checks to make sure that the lease_time is
not less then the min-lease-time and adds the current time to get the
offered_expiry time which becomes lt.ends. However if the default-lease-time
is greater than the max-lease-time the default-lease-time is given to the
client and not the max-lease-time (in v3.0). In beta1 v2.0 pl26 the client
does get the correct lease (max-lease-time if default-lease-time is greater
then max-lease-time but the dhcpd.leases will have the default-lease-time as
its ends time). Ted, Am I reading this correctly?
Jack Wong
Process Software Corporation
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