Brent Cook wrote:
Say there are 2 static DHCP entries:
dhcp-host=00:ff:aa:00:01:1c,net:host1
dhcp-host=00:ff:aa:00:*:*,net:hosts
Are MAC address matches longest-match, or is it first match?
If more than one dhcp-host matches, it's not defined which is used,
which makes wildcards in dhcp-host not very useful.
The more-useful is dhcp-mac, where many addresses can match, so in your
example:
dhcp-mac=host1,00:ff:aa:00:01:1c
dhcp-mac=hosts,00:ff:aa:00:*:*
will set both tags for 00:ff:aa:00:01:1c and only "hosts" for other
00:ff:aa:00 mac addresses.
HTH
Simon.
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