Hi everyone, I’m running Kea DHCP4 together with Stork, and I’ve encountered something I don’t fully understand regarding how Stork calculates the total number of addresses in a subnet.
I have a *1XX.9.3.0/24* subnet configured, with only a very small dynamic pool: pools: - pool: 1XX.9.3.250-1XX.9.3.254 All other addresses in the /24 are used exclusively as *static host reservations*. However, Stork reports the following: - *Total addresses:* 62 - *Assigned:* 51 - *Free:* 11 - *Usage:* 82.3% (yellow warning shown) My question is: *Why does Stork calculate only 62 total usable addresses for this subnet, when the subnet is actually a full /24?* I understand that my dynamic pool only contains 5 addresses, but I expected Stork to consider the rest of the /24 as part of the subnet, since I use those addresses for reservations. Is this the expected behavior? Does Stork count only “usable” addresses as those inside dynamic pools plus explicitly configured reservations? Is there a recommended way to have Stork recognize the entire /24 range so it doesn’t trigger a high-usage warning? Operationally everything works fine — I can continue creating reservations without any issue — but I’d like to confirm whether this behavior is normal or whether I might be missing something in the configuration. Thanks in advance, Oliver
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