Hello all,
Thanks for the responses, and sorry for the ambiguity in my original
question, so I'll try to clarify. FWIW, my team had no input into the
network design process, we just got saddled with a bespoke implementation
and have been adapting as we go.
This is the basic model:
- an instance
You can't specify the option 51 dhcp-lease-time because it is directly
managed by Kea. BTW if you were allowed to change it (which still can be
done by the flex-option hook) it would not change the valid lifetime in
the lease database so would be very far from what you wanted...
Regards
Francis
I don't know. You should probably test, or get the answer of an expert.
From: Kraishak Mahtha
Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2023 11:19 AM
To: Veronique Lefebure
Cc: kea-users@lists.isc.org
Subject: Re: [Kea-users] got unexpected keyword "valid-lifetime" in
Darren Ankney wrote:
> In addition to what Peter said, another option would be to use shared
> networks and add the subnet for relays along with the subnet of
> addresses that you wish to allocate to the clients to a shared
> network. See:
>
Hello Klaus,
In addition to what Peter said, another option would be to use shared
networks and add the subnet for relays along with the subnet of
addresses that you wish to allocate to the clients to a shared
network. See:
Hi Veronique,
So for a reservation entry, if we want to define a lease time that is
different from subnet can we do as follows? i.e define only the option
51(dhcp-lease-time) will this be efficient ?
"subnet4": [
{
"subnet": "4.0.0.0/16",
"valid-lifetime": 3600,
Hi,
If you look at https://kea.readthedocs.io/en/latest/grammar/grammar.html you
can see that valid_life_time is not an attribute of host-reservations:
reservation_param ::= duid
753 | reservation_client_classes
754 | client_id_value
755
Hi All,
I am using the kea-dhcp of 2.2.0 version, I am trying to add a reservation
entry along with a valid lifetime option value but I am facing the syntax
issue saying "got unexpected keyword "valid-lifetime" in reservations map".
kea-dhcp4 -t kea-dhcp4.conf. --> syntax validator
Syntax check
