Hi List, I hope it's OK to post here.
I'm hoping someone here can help as I haven't had much luck searching on this topic.
I need a way to log more information when a host does a DHCPDISCOVER, specifically I'm looking to log the client DUID as well as things like agent.circuit-id and dhcp6.client-linklayer-addr.
For example, if I don't have a configuration to hand out an address the only logging I see is:
Apr 2 08:00:53 hostname dhcpd: Server starting service.
Apr 2 08:02:41 hostname dhcpd: Relay-forward message from 2001:db8:100:820::1 port 547, link address 2001:db8:100:827::1, peer address fe80::adc9:3fcb:b531:d4fa
Apr 2 08:02:41 hostname dhcpd: Sending Relay-reply to 2001:db8:100:820::1 port 547
This doesn't work for an environment where DHCPv6 is used to only respond to known hosts with fixed-address6 statements as it makes determining if a client is unknown difficult.
Is there a configuration directive to trigger a "log" statement for these? I've tried placing log at the global and subnet6 levels in dhcpd.conf with no luck.
Another option would be support for an "on_discover" target similar to "on_commit".
If neither is supported, has anyone written a patch to do something similar? The goal is to bring DHCPv6 to the same level as DHCP for IPv4 for our in-house IPAM, but the lack of logging is a problem.
I'm testing with a freshly built 4.3.2
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Ray Patrick Soucy
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University of Maine System
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