Hi Wei,
Thanks, cleaning up worked, the version 4.15.1. Can we consider this a as bug
or is it the expected behavior?
On 10/02/22, 1:04 PM, "Wei ZHOU" wrote:
Do you use 4.15.0.0 or 4.15.1.0 ?
try restarting the network with cleanup.
-Wei
On Thu, 10 Feb 2022 at 16:59, Ricar
Do you use 4.15.0.0 or 4.15.1.0 ?
try restarting the network with cleanup.
-Wei
On Thu, 10 Feb 2022 at 16:59, Ricardo Pertuz
wrote:
> Thanks Wei,
>
> I removed the record and reload the daemon, it took the new mac but not
> working yet
>
> /etc/dhcphosts.txt file has the correct mac address
>
Thanks Wei,
I removed the record and reload the daemon, it took the new mac but not working
yet
/etc/dhcphosts.txt file has the correct mac address
02:00:21:4a:00:12,10.140.60.10,hostname,infinite
But /var/lib/misc/dnsmasq.leases
Keeps adding the old bad ones and many times
0 02:00:03:84:00:
Hi Ricardo,
You can remove the wrong record in /etc/dhcphosts.txt in VR and run
`systemctl reload dnsmasq`.
PS; could you please give more info, e.g. cloudstack version, hypervisor,
etc.
-Wei
On Thu, 10 Feb 2022 at 16:05, Ricardo Pertuz
wrote:
> The dnsmasq lease has multiple entries for the
The dnsmasq lease has multiple entries for the same IP
0 02:00:18:4a:00:08 10.140.60.10 * *
0 02:00:5a:27:00:04 10.140.60.10 * *
Do you guys know, how do I automate the clean or update?
On 10/02/22, 9:52 AM, "Ricardo Pertuz" wrote:
Hi team,
I have a instance with a certain IP and whe
Hi team,
I have a instance with a certain IP and when delete it and recreate it with the
same IP, the network access is lost
I have hypervisors which exchange vxlan info via bgp and it is working properly
and getting updates accordingly however when I check the VR arp table it got
the followin
