Open ainar-g opened 3 years ago
Our DHCP server is supposed to be really simple and covering cases like that seems to be out of scope, at least at this point.
@ameshkov, we already have a couple of issues where people mention that their WLAN+WAN setups don't work correctly. See, for example, #3366, #3480, and possibly #3462. The previous versions sometimes work, because they implemented the RFCs a bit incorrectly on some OSes. We will try to restore the old “incorrect” behaviour in v0.107.0, but this problem will remain an issue for us unless we either solve this on AGH's level or come up with several sets of workarounds for every supported OS (e.g. virtual interfaces and such).
We'll probably return to this question after v0.107.0 is out and the refactoring of v0.108.0 will look good enough.
I was about to request this. I have a router erlite with WAN+2LAN, and each LAN needs a dhcp server.
EDIT: The http bind_host should be multiple, like the dns bind_hosts
Would also like to see this, I have a setup with 6 internal VLANs and I would like to get AGH to serve DHCP across all of them...
+1 on this feature.
Please refrain from comments like “+1”. A :+1: emoji on the top comment is enough. Thanks.
Has there been any progress on this issue yet? I'm also in need to serve DHCP leases to multiple vlans/subnets
+1
I honestly don't know how requests for this feature from almost 4 years ago have still not been implemented. Does AdGuard not understand the importance of being able to handle this? Just seems to be falling on deaf ears...
hi, is this feature coming soon, is it on the roadmap?
Currently, we only allow users to select one interface on which AGH serves DHCP. That model doesn't quite work when you have e.g. a router that also has some machines connected to it over WAN.
We could either allow multiple DHCP setting sets or maybe add a new pseudointerface value like “Serve on all interfaces”.
Either way, this may complicate some other parts of the logic, for example the selection of the gateway IP address and IP ranges.
@ameshkov, please tell us what you think.