Hello,
it would be great to add duplicate address detection on commit
• kiv | |
Mar 16 2016, 7:01 AM |
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Mar 21 2019, 5:22 PM |
Hello,
it would be great to add duplicate address detection on commit
By duplicate address detection you mean (examples cases):
@EwaldvanGeffen just wondering what will be the best option in terms of difficulty of implementation
Moved this to 1.2
@UnicronNL @higebu @dmbaturin
Can we add easely such check (i think centos have it )
Hmm I'm wondering b/c I've seen a provider in germany (HETZNER) where they do NAT (not PAT) for their cloud customers. Every vServer has the same IP configuration with RFC1918 addresses and an outside router does the mapping. Implementing this would break such a szenario if it can't be disabled.
I see no "good" thing in this feature. A network admin should have a good address plan. What happens if VyOS is configured properly and someone on the segment assigns itself the same IP address as VyOS? Will VyOS complain, too?
If you look on centos, it will not give you set ip (and up interface) with ip which exist on net
i agree that all should have address plan, but reality is a bitch