I'd like to enumerate hosts in a database backend, assign them a class
name, then limit their ability to connect to only one pool. Other
unknown clients should be assigned to another pool in the same subnet.
It looks like the first part might be feasible by entering host
reservations in the database, assigning each one the correct subnet_id
and class name (and I'm also assigning hostnames for DDNS).
Then the subnet should get a matching "client-class" (assuming this
prevents anyone except class members to access this subnet).
Will that work?
What looks to be the problem is that the pool for unknown clients is in
the same subnet. I assume it is illegal to create multiple subnet4
listings with the same subnet, even though the pools are different. Yet,
it doesn't appear that the pools allow "client-class" to be assigned to
them. Or can the subnet be defined like a range?
??
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