### Bugs > 1. from huangyu: china,fujian province,fuzhou > > according to my observation, every lease,for example,ip > 192.168.0.123 perhaps appears many times in dhcpd.leases,but > only the last time's state is the final valid state of this ip > 192.168.0.123. > > No matter it appears how many times in dhcpd.leases,and no > matter it has how many different state in dhcpd.leases. no > matter it had been assigned to how many different mac-address. > As long as it's last appearance's binding state is free in > dhcpd.leases,then ,it's free,in other word,it's not active. > > and i notice that if a active lease time expired,dhcpd daemon > will set this lease's binding state from active to free > directly,without released state in this period. > > in other words, when a lease's binding state "active" follow by > "free",not follow by "released";dhcpd-pools still think it's > active. > > and another bug maybe is: > > i found dhcpd-pools didn't consider if the active lease's ends > time is passed so it would still think the lease is active even > if dhcpd daemon is stopped for a long time,the leases marked by > "active" state in lease_file has expired in fact. ### Feature requests o IPv6 support (Frank) o Assigned IPs count (Nelson) o Subnet counting class (Henryk) ### Next major version 1 Well structured code, with extendible sane architecture. 2 Server, which has analysis in cache for N seconds and will answer via socket. 3 Configuration file for server. 4 State file, where different ranges, shared networks etc have unique identifiers (needed for graphs). 5 Support for snmp and munin protocols. 6 SNMP traps when limits get exceeded. 7 Some clever check_dhcpd_pools binary for Nagios & other monitoring software. 8 Super server support, which will collect analysis from other dhcpd-pool servers. 9 Nice http view interface on super server, much can be copied from http://piwik.org/ 10 IPv6 support. 11 And some other things perhaps... When items 1-7 are done v3 can be released. To support rewrite there should be a design document with nice blue print, which is a web page.