I have recently started using the circuit to assign ip addresses. looking at all of the examples online i don't see an issue that I had with the string itself. It starts with a 0x01, and then it has the length of the string in the next byte, followed by the circuit id, like this:
host hostnum1000019 {
host-identifier option agent.circuit-id "\x01\x20myrelayswitchnamehere:Ethernet17";
fixed-address 192.168.100.219;
}
host hostnum1000020 {
host-identifier option agent.circuit-id "\x01\x20myrelayswitchnamehere:Ethernet18";
fixed-address 192.168.100.220;
}
this configuration here functions using isc dhcpd version 4.2.5. i realize the leading two characters are part of the protocol, but I didn't expect to have to encode them in my host-identifier string. Since I don't see these extra characters in any examples, is there something not set right here?
-g
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Greg Fausak
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