Why do these two operations have different results?
- create network
- create subnet
No DHCP port will have been be created at this point.
- create network
- add a port, then delete it
- create subnet
A DHCP port will have been created.
Both of these should cause the DHCP port to be allocated.
If the DHCP port check is performed whenever subnets are created/updated,
then I don't understand why these operations would be needed when creating a port.
Why do these two operations have different results?
- create network
- create subnet
No DHCP port will have been be created at this point.
- create network
- add a port, then delete it
- create subnet
A DHCP port will have been created.
Both of these should cause the DHCP port to be allocated.
If the DHCP port check is performed whenever subnets are created/updated,
then I don't understand why these operations would be needed when creating a port.