Hi Andreas,

> After configuring packet fence to be used with snort, we've detected 
> that the rogue DHCP violations are sent even if they're disabled.
> Is there any way to add the MAC address of the PF server as whitelisted?
> 
> Tried adding the category of the node to be whitelisted without succeed.
> 
Rogue DHCP was (before our next release) treated a bit differently than
regular violation types. This will be fixed in 3.1.

However, what you want to do here instead of whitelisting PF's MAC or
whitelisting it's category is to add all your genuine DHCP Server IP
addresses to the dhcpservers= list in pf.conf under [general].

Restart your pfdhcplisteners after the change.

Let us know if it fixes it.

Cheers!
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