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Kea Configuration Template: Home network of a power user
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This directory contains template configurations for home network of a power user.
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It may also be appropriate for a small office. It makes the following assumptions:
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- you want to use a single /24 class of IPv4 addresses
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- you want High Availability, so there are 2 DHCP servers
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- you have a handful of devices, and some of them (e.g. a printer or NAS) require
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static addresses or extra options
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- you do not want to be bothered with database management
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- the setup is optimized for minimal-to-zero maintenance
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- performance is not an issue. You do not expect to see 100s of queries per second
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- you do not use IPv6
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- you do not want to update your DNS
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The logical set-up consists of two hosts, each running Kea DHCPv4 server and a Control
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Agent (CA). The server connects with the CA using UNIX sockets. Each DHCPv4+CA acts
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as one partner of the HA pair.
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```mermaid
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CA-1 ====== CA-2
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subgraph host1
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CA-1 ------ DHCPv4-1
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subgraph host2
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CA-2 ------ DHCPv4-2
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```
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Deployment Considerations
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