NSXv3: VM cannot get IP address from DHCP if the network has two DHCP enabled subnets

Bug #1553338 reported by Tong Liu
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Bug Description

If we launch an instance on a network with more than one subnets, the instance cannot get IP address from DHCP. Not sure if this has the same root cause with the metadata issue.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Create a network
2. Create 1st subnet with DHCP enabled for this network
3. Create 2nd subnet with DHCP enabled for this network
4. Boot a VM on this network

The VM couldn't get IP address.

Tong Liu (liutong)
summary: - VM cannot get IP address from DHCP if the network has two DHCP enabled
- subnets
+ NSXv3: VM cannot get IP address from DHCP if the network has two DHCP
+ enabled subnets
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Vaidyanath (vaidyanath-m) wrote :

I am also facing this issue but I have a single DHCP.
The DHCP Offer happens from the dnsmasq.
but the VM is unable to get the IP address.
APRPING doesnt respond to the mac address of the VM inside the namespace.

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