Hi kea-users list, I'm working on kea 1.4 and I have a few questions. Please, forget the syntax check on this example Suppose I have 3 clases, and 3 IPv4 subnets... for example, .... "subnet4": [ "client-classes": [ { { { "client-class": "B", ],// //this subnet must be selected only for hosts that match within B class { "client-class": "C", // //this subnet must be
selected only for hosts that match within C class ], .... Thanks in advanced! --
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> It's possible to match multiple classes for same subnet?
=> No. The initial design proposed black/white lists (as in ISC DHCP) but it was never implemented and the unique class guard is far simpler. You can build the class guard using the member'<class>' token in a boolean expression: it does the same without possible ambiguity. Regards Francis Dupont <[hidden email]> _______________________________________________ Kea-users mailing list [hidden email] https://lists.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/kea-users |
Hi and Thanks Francis! I had already tested "class guard" using member'<class>',
but can't get it work as i want. I send to you my config example: I have a host on class "notice", but kea offer IP from
10.42/16...and i don't want give that IP...i haven't a subnet for
"notice" class
Is right? Can you help me? Juan El 21/1/19 a las 20:42, Francis Dupont
escribió:
It's possible to match multiple classes for same subnet?=> No. The initial design proposed black/white lists (as in ISC DHCP) but it was never implemented and the unique class guard is far simpler. You can build the class guard using the member'<class>' token in a boolean expression: it does the same without possible ambiguity. Regards Francis Dupont [hidden email] _______________________________________________ Kea-users mailing list [hidden email] https://lists.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/kea-users |
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