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Nothing mind blowing.
I would have wanted to see more logs when running directly from CLI, not as a service. Maybe even what options were being sent/asked for back and forth. Also what "Irrevelant DHCP pkt" actually was.
Mind you, I haven't studied the code yet.
dhcpProxy actually helped us prove that VMware VDI's behind ACI could actually PXE-boot, and that it was not a limitation in VMware BIOS or anywhere else.
We then moved the DHCP options to a proper DHCP-server (Infoblox) and that worked every time. The guys handling SCCM were almost ecstatic.
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First of all, apologies to @durd for not replying to his comment. Completely forgot about it until @torbbang refreshed it :) . Secondly, introducing the logger module sounds like a good idea! I created a log function, but it's rather crude so I most definitely do not oppose this enhancement🥇
No worries @bentole :)
I actually just finished a script using the logging module. It was easy enough to send logs to syslog. I had some trouble with programname for rsyslogd, so I had to format the message properly myself. That probably is the way to do it anyway.
Nothing mind blowing.
I would have wanted to see more logs when running directly from CLI, not as a service. Maybe even what options were being sent/asked for back and forth. Also what "Irrevelant DHCP pkt" actually was.
Mind you, I haven't studied the code yet.
dhcpProxy actually helped us prove that VMware VDI's behind ACI could actually PXE-boot, and that it was not a limitation in VMware BIOS or anywhere else.
We then moved the DHCP options to a proper DHCP-server (Infoblox) and that worked every time. The guys handling SCCM were almost ecstatic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: