"Jordan Tinsley" writes:
> Yes, this is DHCPv4. Sorry I forgot to include that. How do I include
> multiple client-classes in a subnet? Would I just separate each
> client-class with a comma?
=> in Kea subnet and pool guards are a single class (vs allow / deny
lists in ISC DHCP). If you want a complex expression we have to use
the "member('foo')" expression which evals to true when the packet
belongs to the client class 'foo'. With this you can combine classes
into a boolean expression and use the result class as the guard.
The only constraint is in the order of classes: you can check class
membership only in a class which is known i.e. in the general case
is defined before.
Regards
Francis Dupont <fdup...@isc.org>
PS: note this can't be backported to ISC DHCP because it has a hard
limit to 5 classes for a packet and of course if the Kea feature is
IMHO easier / clearer it can add a great number of classes to a packet.
About performance I don't believe there is a big difference one way
or the other.
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