Ben Monroe writes: > 1) Is it normal for a subnet to have a single DHCP instance or > multiples instances?
=> single > 2) In the case that multiple DHCP servers exist on a the same subnet, > are the instances all active and load balanced? Or is only one active while > the others are inactive until some kind of failover occurs? => you can do both. > 3) If multiple DHCP servers exist on the same subnet and are all > active, what is to prevent a client from receiving multiple DHCP responses? => nothing! > 4) Is it normal to run both DNS and DHCP services on a single server? > Are there advantages to running DNS and DHCP on separate servers? => it is common but of course you get a single point of failure. > The answers to these questions will help in deciding whether I should > install Kea on the same server instances (Raspberry Pi 3) that are running > DNS (Bind), how many servers, or whether I should split them to dedicated > servers (likely also Raspberry Pi 3). => you have another choice: use a file or a database for leases and in the second case where to put the database server (same box than Kea or another box). Thanks Francis Dupont <fdup...@isc.org> _______________________________________________ Kea-users mailing list Kea-users@lists.isc.org https://lists.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/kea-users