users] Client classification based on MAC vendor prefix +
multi-subnet DDNS
Tobias - writes:
> First:
>
> I'm trying to put my virtual machines in a separate subnet. The
> virtual mac= hines have the vendor prefix of 52:54:00.
>
> If I would do this in code, I would u
> Tobias - writes:
Forget option 81: I believed that by FQDN you meaned the option 81 but
in fact now I believe it is the FQDN used in DDNS. BTW you have no control
on the option 81: this option or the host name one (code 12) are more
from the client, and your config says to replace it.
Thanks
Fr
On 2018-01-20 19:33, Francis Dupont wrote:
>> Tobias - writes:
>> I managed to get the reservation going after using "shared-networks"
>> like you suggested and specifying the interface in the subnets.
> => as the two subnets are on the same link you are in a typical use of
> shared-network.
>
>> E
> Tobias - writes:
> I managed to get the reservation going after using "shared-networks"
> like you suggested and specifying the interface in the subnets.
=> as the two subnets are on the same link you are in a typical use of
shared-network.
> Everything is fine except that the FQDN sent back to
On 2018-01-20 09:55, Francis Dupont wrote:
> I can't see what is in the ... in subnet definitions but I am afraid
> there is no "interface": "br0" so no subnet can't be selected from
> the incoming packet. I sent in this a description of the algorithm
> of the subnet selection. To summary with a br
I can't see what is in the ... in subnet definitions but I am afraid
there is no "interface": "br0" so no subnet can't be selected from
the incoming packet. I sent in this a description of the algorithm
of the subnet selection. To summary with a broadcast packet from a
directly connected client wit
On 2018-01-20 00:13, Francis Dupont wrote:
> Tobias - writes:
>> First:
>>
>> I'm trying to put my virtual machines in a separate subnet. The virtual mac=
>> hines have the vendor prefix of 52:54:00.
>>
>> If I would do this in code, I would use AND to mask away the last three oct=
>> ets and then
Tobias - writes:
> First:
>
> I'm trying to put my virtual machines in a separate subnet. The virtual mac=
> hines have the vendor prefix of 52:54:00.
>
> If I would do this in code, I would use AND to mask away the last three oct=
> ets and then compare against 52:54:00:00:00:00 but I seem to be
Hi!
I'm currently having two issues I'm trying to figure out. I hope you guys could
help me.
First:
I'm trying to put my virtual machines in a separate subnet. The virtual
machines have the vendor prefix of 52:54:00.
If I would do this in code, I would use AND to mask away the last three oc
