+2239. [func]* razvan
+ Removed deprecated parameter: "reservation-mode".
+ (Gitlab #2959)
+
2238. [func]* razvan
Removed the following deprecated parameters from "dhcp-ddns"
global element: "generated-prefix", "qualifying-suffix",
Configuration flags are:
-- ``reservations-in-subnet`` - when set to true, it enables in-pool host
+- ``reservations-in-subnet`` - when set to ``true``, it enables in-pool host
reservation types. This setting is the default value, and is the safest and
most flexible. However, as all checks are conducted, it is also the slowest.
- It does not check against global reservations. This flag defaults to true.
+ It does not check against global reservations. This flag defaults to ``true``.
-- ``reservations-out-of-pool`` - when set to true, it allows only out-of-pool
+- ``reservations-out-of-pool`` - when set to ``true``, it allows only out-of-pool
host reservations. In this case the server assumes that all host reservations
are for addresses that do not belong to the dynamic pool. Therefore, it can
skip the reservation checks when dealing with in-pool addresses, thus
improving performance. Do not use this mode if any reservations use in-pool
addresses. Caution is advised when using this setting; Kea does not
sanity-check the reservations against ``reservations-out-of-pool`` and
- misconfiguration may cause problems. This flag defaults to false.
+ misconfiguration may cause problems. This flag defaults to ``false``.
- ``reservations-global`` - allows global host reservations. With this setting
in place, the server searches for reservations for a client among the defined
global reservations. If an address is specified, the server skips the
reservation checks carried out in other modes, thus improving performance.
Caution is advised when using this setting; Kea does not sanity-check the
- reservations when ``reservations-global`` is set, and misconfiguration may
- cause problems. This flag defaults to false.
+ reservations when ``reservations-global`` is set to ``true``, and
+ misconfiguration may cause problems. This flag defaults to ``false``.
-Note: disabling all flags disables host reservation support. As there are no
- reservations, the server skips all checks. Any reservations defined are
- completely ignored. As checks are skipped, the server may operate faster in
- this mode.
+Note: setting all flags to ``false`` disables host reservation support.
+ As there are no reservations, the server skips all checks. Any reservations
+ defined are completely ignored. As checks are skipped, the server may operate
+ faster in this mode.
Since Kea 1.9.1 the ``reservations-global``, ``reservations-in-subnet`` and
``reservations-out-of-pool`` flags are suported.
Configuration flags are:
-- ``reservations-in-subnet`` - when set to true, it enables in-pool host
+- ``reservations-in-subnet`` - when set to ``true``, it enables in-pool host
reservation types. This setting is the default value, and is the safest and
most flexible. However, as all checks are conducted, it is also the slowest.
- It does not check against global reservations. This flag defaults to true.
+ It does not check against global reservations. This flag defaults to ``true``.
-- ``reservations-out-of-pool`` - when set to true, it allows only out-of-pool
+- ``reservations-out-of-pool`` - when set to ``true``, it allows only out-of-pool
host reservations. In this case the server assumes that all host reservations
are for addresses that do not belong to the dynamic pool. Therefore, it can
skip the reservation checks when dealing with in-pool addresses, thus
improving performance. Do not use this mode if any reservations use in-pool
addresses. Caution is advised when using this setting; Kea does not
sanity-check the reservations against ``reservations-out-of-pool`` and
- misconfiguration may cause problems. This flag defaults to false.
+ misconfiguration may cause problems. This flag defaults to ``false``.
- ``reservations-global`` - allows global host reservations. With this setting
in place, the server searches for reservations for a client among the defined
global reservations. If an address is specified, the server skips the
reservation checks carried out in other modes, thus improving performance.
Caution is advised when using this setting; Kea does not sanity-check the
- reservations when ``reservations-global`` is set, and misconfiguration may
- cause problems. This flag defaults to false.
+ reservations when ``reservations-global`` is set to ``true``, and
+ misconfiguration may cause problems. This flag defaults to ``false``.
-Note: disabling all flags disables host reservation support. As there are no
- reservations, the server skips all checks. Any reservations defined are
- completely ignored. As checks are skipped, the server may operate faster in
- this mode.
+Note: setting all flags to ``false`` disables host reservation support.
+ As there are no reservations, the server skips all checks. Any reservations
+ defined are completely ignored. As checks are skipped, the server may operate
+ faster in this mode.
Since Kea 1.9.1 the ``reservations-global``, ``reservations-in-subnet`` and
``reservations-out-of-pool`` flags are suported.