Thanks for the confirmation that "relay" is the intended way to approach
this.
I don't seem to be able configure more than one relay *address* per
subnet though. The ip-address string only seems to accept a single
address, not a CIDR- or dashed-range. If I try repeated relay
statements, I end up with "failed to select a subnet for incoming
packet" for all of the relays.
Is there a way to accept multiple relays for a given subnet declaration?
The notion of "positive" and "negative" selectors could use some
clarification in the documentation. Without being immersed in the code,
human-language versions of the clauses seem about the same:
* Client must arrive on an interface with an address in the subnet
* Client must belong to the given client-class
Thanks,
Jeff
On 9/13/17 12:52 AM, Francis Dupont wrote:
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). Regards Francis Dupont <[email protected]> PS: there
is a third possibility for unicasted messages where the subnet
specification matches the client address, cf "How the DHCPv4 Server
Selects a Subnet for the Client" in the manual.
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