Hi Tomek,
I have no requirements for VRF support currently.
I was just curious if that is the "multi-tenancy" being referenced... I
realize this is a rather generic term, and can be used to refer to anything
that creates separation in the forwarding plane.
Thanks for the explanation,
Jason
On T
On 07/03/2018 15:47, Jason Guy wrote:
> Hi Tomek,
>
> Are you referring to VRF support when you say Multi-Tenancy?
No. Long time ago one company approached us asking about support for
many hotspots, each using the same overlapping address space. Kea would
see the packets coming from different rela
users [mailto:kea-users-boun...@lists.isc.org] On Behalf Of Tomek
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Subject: Re: [Kea-users] Multi-tenancy in Kea
Hi Rob,
I did a little experiment. With a bit of code tweaking, I managed to force Kea
to load two iden
Hi Tomek,
Are you referring to VRF support when you say Multi-Tenancy?
In the latest Linux kernel (4.9+), the full VRF infrastructure is working
well, but I don't think a lot of classic services have added support. It
would be awesome to assign a subnet to a linux VRF.
Cheers,
Jason
On Wed, Mar
Hi Rob,
I did a little experiment. With a bit of code tweaking, I managed to
force Kea to load two identical subnets that only differed in relay IP
address. It started all fine and I was able to get leases in each subnet.
There's one major caveat, though. Allocation engine, the core part of
the c
