On 15/07/2025 21:04, Mouse wrote:
Not being able to use MAC Address to assign a fixed IP would be a show stopper for me. That's pretty much my entire use case for my NetBSD DHCP server where I'm currently using the in tree server. That's why I suggested a port of the OpenBSD one which even maintains some degree of configuration file compatibility with the ISC server.You configure the DHCP client to [...]You're assuming the DHCP client is configurable. Sometimes (eg, PXE boot ROMs), they're not. Any DHCP server which can't be configured to serve a client-specific IP based on MAC address is a nonstarter for some of my, at least, use cases. (Which is not, of course, to say that such a feature is necessary in an in-NetBSD-tree DHCP server. I would like it if it were, but NetBSD long ago stopped caring about what I like.)
Mike