Description of problem: I am trying to configure option "deny duplicates" in dhcp server to ignore dhcp client id requests. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): dhcp-server-4.3.3.-6.fc23.x86_64 How reproducible: Put option "deny duplicates;" in dhcpd.conf to prevent more than one IP per mac, ignoring mac address. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Stop dhcpd server. 2. Put option above. 3. Start dhcpd server 4. Open fedora 23 server with PXE environment 5. Boot one diskless system using PXE 6. Diskless node will get one IP at bootp protocol and another when initrd start work. Anf if you reboot machine it will get another IP (from initrd) because it will create another UID for the same node. And it will not stop until all IPs from subnet are used. Actual results: More than one IP per diskless node in dhcpd.leases Expected results: Only one IP per MAC
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