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On 29-11-2014 19:34, Brendan Kearney wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">i think i get what you are trying to do. by housing your config in
ldap, you would be able to centrally manage the dhcpClass, dhcpSubClass,
dhcpHost and dhcpSubnet objects (maybe others) and attempt to share them
amongst the dhcp servers.</pre>
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As a big picture: yes, but there's the detail that each dhcp server
will read its own network related parameters and options. Only
shared objects should be hosts, classes and subclasses.<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:1417296840.32444.24.camel@desktop.bpk2.com"
type="cite">
<pre wrap="">i dont have any experience going that far into an ldap backend, but i do
have a tested-but-not-implemented-yet instance of load sharing dhcp. i
have two dhcp servers configured in the directory, as dhcpServer
objects. both objects have a dhcpServiceDN pointing to the dhcpService
object. my dhcpService object is a parent object to all of my
dhcpClass, dhcpSubClass, dhcpHost and dhcpSubnet objects. because of
this, both of my dhcpd instances can leverage the same objects. i
believe this configuration might work against you, as at least the
dhcpSubnet objects would have to be different for the different
instances.</pre>
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Looks exactly what I am looking for. Would you provide a (sanitized)
ldif for reference, please?<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:1417296840.32444.24.camel@desktop.bpk2.com"
type="cite">
<pre wrap="">with a little testing, you might be able to configure the directory to
have the class, subclass, host and subnet objects not be subordinates to
the service object, but i am not sure how that would work out.</pre>
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That would work in a way I don't want. :)<br>
What I want in short:<br>
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- Shared among all servers: known-hosts, classes and subclasses<br>
- Specific for each server: shared networks, subnets, pools and
ranges.<br>
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That simple and logic, my difficulty is how to structure the objects
on the tree. I will test the way you described above and give
results back.<br>
<br>
Thanks for your input, best regards.<br>
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