agent.circuit-id not in dhcpd.leases file

[Glenn Satchell]

Hi Jessica

You could try setting this option to true. Taken from the dhcpd.conf
man page (taken from dhcp-3.1.1, but should be in 4.x):

       stash-agent-options flag;

       If the stash-agent-options parameter is true for  a  given
       client, the server will record the relay agent information
       options sent during the client's initial DHCPREQUEST  mes-
       sage when the client was in the SELECTING state and behave
       as if those options are included in all subsequent DHCPRE-
       QUEST  messages  sent  in the RENEWING state.   This works
       around a problem with  relay  agent  information  options,
       which  is that they usually not appear in DHCPREQUEST mes-
       sages sent by the client in the  RENEWING  state,  because
       such  messages  are unicast directly to the server and not
       sent through a relay agent.

regards,
-glenn
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>Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2009 11:29:15 +0100
>Subject: agent.circuit-id not in dhcpd.leases file
>From: Jessica Meyer <jessmeyer82 at gmail.com>
>To: dhcp-users at lists.isc.org
>X-BeenThere: dhcp-users at lists.isc.org
>
>Hi
>
>Whenever our DHCP server (version 4.0.1) acknowledges leases, it does
>not store the agent.circuit-id (part of option 82) in the dhcpd.leases
>file. I am sure that the option is sent by the relay, I have sniffed
>the dhcp traffic and it shows up in wireshark.
>
>Is there anything I have to do to enable that? Currently, entries in
>my dhcpd.leases file look like:
>
>lease 10.0.0.31 {
>  starts 4 2009/03/19 16:09:37;
>  ends 4 2009/03/19 16:19:37;
>  tstp 4 2009/03/19 16:19:37;
>  cltt 4 2009/03/19 16:09:37;
>  binding state free;
>  hardware ethernet xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx;
>  uid "\001\000\340o\247E~";
>}
>
>I know it's possible and I've seen some examples on the internet, I'm
>just wondering why my DHCPD does not put them in the lease file.
>
>regards,
>Jess
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