This happens because after DNS record is removed, MAAS still tracks IP address marked as USER_RESERVED.
You can find it in the database table `maasserver_staticipaddress`
I agree that it is not very clear from the UX perspective, but as a workaround I can suggest you to use MAAS CLI to remove unwanted record: `maas $LOGIN ipaddresses release ip=a.b.c.d`
I've checked 3.2 and 3.3 and it behaves exactly the same way.
But if you consider this to be a bug, may I ask you to open a new bug in LP, so we can track it separately.
Kevin,
This happens because after DNS record is removed, MAAS still tracks IP address marked as USER_RESERVED. staticipaddress `
You can find it in the database table `maasserver_
I agree that it is not very clear from the UX perspective, but as a workaround I can suggest you to use MAAS CLI to remove unwanted record: `maas $LOGIN ipaddresses release ip=a.b.c.d`
I've checked 3.2 and 3.3 and it behaves exactly the same way.
But if you consider this to be a bug, may I ask you to open a new bug in LP, so we can track it separately.
Thanks in advance!