We recently migrated from isc-dhcp-server running on Ubuntu Server 10.04
to dnsmasq running on Ubuntu Server 16.04. We have a dhcp-range defined
that is static - all clients on that subnet are defined in a
dhcp-hostsfile. We have a second dhcp-range defined that is dynamic (for
"visitor" devices). With our old server, when we were adding a new
client (either Windows or Ubuntu) we would let it grab a dynamic address
on the first boot, then get the MAC address and add it to the
dhcp-hostsfile, restart dhcp and reboot or otherwise renew the ip
address on the client. With the new server we have learned that the
client will still request and be granted the dynamic address, even if
dnsmasq was stopped and the lease deleted. Is there a setting for
dnsmasq that will force it to give a static address when one is defined
for the client (based on MAC and/or computer name), even if a dynamic
address is requested?
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Michael Crider, IT Supervisor
Howell-Oregon Electric Cooperative
West Plains MO
http://www.hoecoop.org
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