Version
0.2
Describe the bug.
With the new IP cleanup feature enabled on DHCP lease expiry, IP addresses are being removed from the interface list and reassigned to new machines. This is causing some machines to unexpectedly change IP addresses, while others are left without any IP assigned.
This has introduced several inconsistencies in the dev3 environment.
In general, an interface/IP mapping should not be removed automatically unless explicitly requested by the user. Lease expiry should not remove an IP from an interface if that interface still depends on it.
Also, DPF doesn't allow changing the BMC IP in DPUDevice CR.
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Other/Misc.
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Version
0.2
Describe the bug.
With the new IP cleanup feature enabled on DHCP lease expiry, IP addresses are being removed from the interface list and reassigned to new machines. This is causing some machines to unexpectedly change IP addresses, while others are left without any IP assigned.
This has introduced several inconsistencies in the dev3 environment.
In general, an interface/IP mapping should not be removed automatically unless explicitly requested by the user. Lease expiry should not remove an IP from an interface if that interface still depends on it.
Also, DPF doesn't allow changing the BMC IP in DPUDevice CR.
Minimum reproducible example
Relevant log output
Other/Misc.
No response
Code of Conduct