[7.950][BUG][NOT A BUG] Expired DHCP address won't go away

Hi,
I have an IPv4 address assigned by the DHCP server which expired on the 16th of June.
I have since re-assigned the correct static IPv4 address to the PC in the ASG static assignments.

The entry below shows an extract from the DHCP server log

[FONT=monospace]2010:06:19-21:48:52 fw1-on-house dhcpd: uid lease 192.168.10.211 for client 00:1f[:D]0:a0:c3:57 is duplicate on eth1.10 [/FONT]
[FONT=monospace]2010:06:19-21:48:52 fw1-on-house dhcpd: DHCPREQUEST for 192.168.10.252 from 00:1f[:D]0:a0:c3:57 via eth1.10 [/FONT]

Ian M

0 Astaro Beta Bot over 14 years ago

Astaro Beta Report
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Version: 7.950
Type: BUG
State: CLOSED/NOT A BUG
Reporter: RFCat_vk
Contributor: 
MantisID: 14201
Target version: 
Fixed in version: 
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0 kbr over 14 years ago

What does you network setup look like here? Do you run this on a plain segment or are there any vlans involved?
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 14 years ago in reply to kbr

vlans. One internal nic with 2 active vlans, each with an IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP server.

Ian M
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0 da_merlin over 14 years ago

There is nothing to worry about, thats the normal behavior of the ISC DHCP server:

If a DHCP client requests an IP address, a lease entry is created. If a static
lease is created afterwards, the old dynamic lease is still in the database.
There is no automatic cleanup within the DHCP server, so these messages are logged then.

You can ignore them. In case all dynamic IP addresses are assigned, the duplicate
ones will be reassigned...

Cheers
Ulrich
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