I don't recall if this is required or not, and I am not able to login to
a system right now to verify, however try adding !remote! to
site.dhcpinterfaces and see if your remote VLAN shows up when you do a
makedhcp -n
On 7/25/2015 2:11 PM, Russell Auld wrote:
Is there a way to add outside subnets to dhcpd.conf?
I added definitions to the networks table that identify separate VLANs
in our environment.
When I run makedhcp -n’it appears thatonly the subnets that the MN’s
interface are attached to get created.
The MN isaonroutableVLAN 10.10.10.0/24. The MN is also connected to
another local, private LAN 172.132.10.0/24 (used for BMCs).The node
talks to both via bond0.
Another set of nodes are on a different routable VLAN, 10.10.20.0/24.
Thenetworks table contains definitions for all three.I
setnetworks.mgtifname to !remote! for the 10.10.20.0/24 VLAN.
For the other two, I set it to bond0.
When I run makedhcp -n, the dhcpd.conf file only contains two subnets,
the two that are connected to the MN.
I want the dhcp server on the MN to serve IPs to the 10.10.20.0/24
VLAN for the provisioning of stateful nodes.
The switch managing the VLANs is configured to forward the DHCP
requests from the 20 VLAN to the 10VLAN.
It won’t do that if there isn’t a subnet definition for that network
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