Hi Francis, On Thu, Jan 11, 2018 at 6:15 PM, Francis Dupont <fdup...@isc.org> wrote:
> Jason Guy writes: > > I do not see any documentation for specifying parameters this way, or > what > > specifically needs to be entered into the row to utilize this. Any > > information or pointers on how to do this would be helpful. > > => there is a documentation somewhere but I don't remember where it is... > I am afraid it is only for one of the 2 SQL backends but it works in fact > for both (Cassandra is another thing and this afternoon it did not support > host reservation :-). > I currently have mysql, but if postgres is required for this, I would switch backends if necessary, since I am currently planning to redeploy the services in the network. I will read the docs again and see what I can find. > > I don't want to > > define my host reservations in the configuration file, but I understand > if > > I have to define the client class before referencing it in the database. > > => at the exception of built-in classes when a class is not defined > it does nothing and it raises a warning when option values are > computed (the idea is to help when the class name was mistyped). > So it is not a formal requirement to define classes but it does not > make sense to not define them... > This does makes sense. I was not sure what exactly is entered in the column for a given host reservation. I assumed it was just a class name defined globally or under the subnet. For the other fields (next_server, hostname, or boot_file_name), I would expect to simply enter the option data expected (ipv4 address or ascii string). Thanks! Jason
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