On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 09:25:21AM +0200, Giorgio Pioda wrote: > I suspect that the IP leases are insufficient. Checking in the > /var/lib/dhcp/dhcpd.leases I see only 10.164.89.xxx leases. > > Looking into LDAP (section 79 in LDIF) I see that the dhcpRange > is set (wrongly?) to 10.164.89.1 10.164.89.254. This is the dynamic range, not the whole one. > I had expected a dhcpRange from 10.164.88.1 to 10.164.89.254. Isn't > it? The whole DHCP range should be like that. > And after seeing this I ask to myself how it is possible that the > fixed WS all of them in the range 10.164.88.1-10.164.88.100 > are perfectly working, with correct IP dynamically assigned > via MAC address. Because the DHCP subnet 10.164.88.0/23 is configured for static IPs ranging from 10.164.88.1 up to 10.164.88.254 (everything non dynamic). > Do I have to modify dhcpRange ? (I guess yes) Use ldapvi to let the dynamic range start earlier, maybe 10.164.88.101 instead of 10.164.89.1. The static range would end at 10.164.88.100 in this case. Wolfgang
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