On 16 August 2016 at 10:32, Marcin Siodelski <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Matthew, > > When dealing with non-relayed (direct traffic), the only parameters that > the server can use to select the subnet are: client's source address, > ciaddr, IP address assigned to the interface on which the server > received the packet. In case this is a new allocation, none of the first > two is available for the server. Thus, the server will use the local IP > address assigned to the interface on which it has received the packet to > select the subnet. If that address happens to be the one that matches > subnet with ID 2, it will pick this subnet. Since, there are no pools, > it will fail to allocate any address. Also, because static reservations > are made for another (non-selected) subnet, it will not use those > reservations. > > Do you serve both subnets on the same physical interface? >
Yeah, both subnets are on the same physical interface. For now I've fallen back to using isc-dhcpd since it handles this setup flawlessly.
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