There are lots of sticky IP addresses observed several months ago (not in use anymore), but I cannot find a way to purge them.
You mean “neighbours”?
IP addresses within the “dynamic reserved range” still been occupied by hosts that have been released.
MAAS 3.4/stable 3.4.2-14353-g.5a5221d57
Sticky IPs are the static IPs defined by the user. Please ensure you don’t have these IP allocated to machines
Thanks for your message. But in my situation, no machine uses these IP addresses, and the “last seen” value seems to be several months ago.
I’d suggest to run this query
SELECT *
FROM maasserver_staticipaddress
JOIN maasserver_interface_ip_addresses
ON maasserver_staticipaddress.id=maasserver_interface_ip_addresses.staticipaddress_id
JOIN maasserver_interface
ON maasserver_interface.id=maasserver_interface_ip_addresses.interface_id
JOIN maasserver_nodeconfig
ON maasserver_nodeconfig.id = maasserver_interface.node_config_id
JOIN maasserver_node
ON maasserver_node.id = maasserver_nodeconfig.node_id
WHERE ip='192.168.0.154';
and see if you get a result. If not, start removing some joins and spot if you have orphan resources
Thank you. It seems to be an orphan IP record. Should I manually delete this record from the db?
Would be interesting to know how you ended up with an orphan IP but yeah, I’d say that’s the only way
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