So, can you confirm which IP addresses this machine got? and/or whether one of these came from the dynamic range?
That said, this should really only happen in two situations:
1. If this is a VM that boots very fast, where it gets an IP from the dynamic range, but the deployed system ends up with a statically configured IP and by the time it is deployed, the lease has not yet been released.
2. A user manually gets the interface to DHCP even if it already has an interface.
Also, as far as Juju, I do not know how it handles the fact, but it would seem that a safe path would be to do a preference order? For example, always check for 'sticky' IP's and if not fallback to whatever else?
(meh submitted before completing).
So, can you confirm which IP addresses this machine got? and/or whether one of these came from the dynamic range?
That said, this should really only happen in two situations:
1. If this is a VM that boots very fast, where it gets an IP from the dynamic range, but the deployed system ends up with a statically configured IP and by the time it is deployed, the lease has not yet been released.
2. A user manually gets the interface to DHCP even if it already has an interface.
Also, as far as Juju, I do not know how it handles the fact, but it would seem that a safe path would be to do a preference order? For example, always check for 'sticky' IP's and if not fallback to whatever else?