Hi all, I need some explaining or perhaps a solution 🙂
Our config has lots of host reservations based on circuit-id. This is done to have a single address allocated to a single port no matter what hardware is connected to that port. The problem I am seeing at this time is when hardware is changed on the port we get a reservation conflict as the IP for that port was alreade allocated (to a different hw addr) Is this just a problem with this setup or could I tweak this some more? Other question i have: I could manually remove the IP from the database (in our case a file) but this seems to me time consuming. Our setup consists of 2 DHCP server (load-balancing). So at this time I shutdown the isc-kea-dhcp service on both machine remove the reservation files (or just delete the reservation in question) and start the services again.. Is there a better way of doing this ? Thanks
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