Comment 8 for bug 1793564

Right. In this case it would seem like the interface has 2 IPs from the
same subnet, but from different ranges (e.g 1 statically assigned, and once
from the dhcp server because it hasn’t yet expired).

On Mon, Oct 1, 2018 at 10:16 AM Joseph Phillips <email address hidden>
wrote:

> The current Juju behaviour is to return this error if both of these
> conditions are true:
> - There is more than one usable address on the machine.
> - There is no configuration value for juju-ha-space.
>
> By usable addresses we mean cloud-local, but we fall back to a public
> address if there are none of those.
>
> Prior to 2.4, Juju would attempt to set the space transparently by
> interrogating the addresses, but this had some edge cases, so we decided
> to be explicit and require the user to specify a space to use whenever
> multiple addresses are detected.
>
> If a space is configured for HA, then the first address returned from
> the space is used. So you can work around this just be setting juju-ha-
> space.
>
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