Two or more MAC address for a system

I would like to generate something like that from informations stocked in the ldap :

host machineport-new { option host-name "machine.domain.fr"; fixed-address 192.5.43.95 ; hardware ethernet a8:20:23:45:36:21 ; } host machineport-old { option host-name "machine.domain.fr"; fixed-address 192.5.43.95 ; hardware ethernet b8:f6:34:16:39:37 ; }

Could it be possible to modify the webinterface in the web to allow this kind of configuration ?

(from redmine: written on 2013-05-05)

After chatting a bit with Bilbo and, i think, Mcmic.

This modification is too important and could be a source of major problem in sub-componement (argonaut, ..). I will make the patch in a separate repository and give it to the community using this ticket.

(from redmine: written on 2013-08-24)

Attached with this update a patch which allow to store multiple MAC address for a fqdn.

(from redmine: written on 2013-11-13)

Hello,

a quick review make me wonder why you replaced this part

if (!isset($this->attrs['ipHostNumber']) || empty($this->attrs['ipHostNumber'])) {

Cheers

(from redmine: written on 2013-11-13)

Patch applied perfectly on 1.0.7-4 !

I will answer at your question in the next futur. I need to look at the code

(from redmine: written on 2014-06-08)

Patch for 1.0.12

(from redmine: written on 2016-05-20)

I think its an error, i need to check more depth

Benoit MORTIER wrote:

Hello,

a quick review make me wonder why you replaced this part
if (!isset($this->attrs['ipHostNumber']) || empty($this->attrs['ipHostNumber'])) {
Cheers

(from redmine: written on 2016-05-20)