To add some filter rules in conf file

[Bruce Hudson]

> yes, but that class has 3 range statements as you suggested to have multiple
> range statements. It picks the address from 3rd range statement. Why not
> first ? when first is available. So multiple range statements doesn't work
> correctly inside a pool declaration. Hope this clarifies.

    This is simply an artifact of the way the server builds lists of 
available addresses. In general, once your server has been running for 
a while, you will get addresses from randomly from all three ranges.
However, in a "clean start" with no lease database, the addresses are
pushed onto the head of the list as the range statements are processes.

    There is no way I know of to tell the server to "allocate this range
until all of the addresses are in use; then use range 2; etc". 
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