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Greetings,<br>
<br>
I manage a network with 3 remote branches connected to the main
office by IPsec VPN. I am looking for DHCP+OpenLDAP as a solution to
ease management of hosts and address pools across all sites. My idea
is to have a single cn=dhcp on my LDAP tree to be read by all 4 dhcp
servers, with all subClass'es and hosts definitions, but retaining
each one's config, address pools and options on each one's own
branch pointing to hosts and classes branch. I want to be able to
roam to the offices without having to move my device from one branch
to another on the tree.<br>
<br>
The conversion script dhcpd-conf-to-ldap places all hosts, classes
and subClass'es inside the scope of a single server and I am having
some hard time to figure out how to structure this tree to work as
described above. Something like:<br>
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dc=a1<br>
ou=People<br>
....<br>
cn=dhcp<br>
cn=dhcpClass1<br>
cn=dhcpClass2<br>
....<br>
cn=dhcpHost1<br>
....<br>
cn=dhcpServer1<br>
cn=dhcpServer2<br>
cn=dhcpServer3<br>
cn=dhcpServer4<br>
cn=dhcpService1<br>
cn=dhcpService2<br>
cn=dhcpService3<br>
cn=dhcpService4<br>
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Can it be this "flat"? I could not find many samples on the net or
how each objectClass relates to another (as said before I have very
basic knowledge of dhcp). Could someone provide a sample
structure/ldif or point me the right direction?<br>
<br>
Thanks, best regards and excuse my bad english.<br>
<br>
<br>
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