This is actually fairly big news. This will impact many consumer routers/firewalls and some Wifi access points that are using ISC's DHCPD. They appear to sugg

This is actually fairly big news. This will impact many consumer routers/firewalls and some Wifi access points that are using ISC's DHCPD. They appear to suggest an alternative that uses a RDBMS backend and implements API's. That will be an interesting migration for those that incorporate DHCP and DHCP network relays into Puppet, Chef, Ansible, Cobbler, etc... I've seen some fairly complex setups. I suppose that makes sense in a corporate/production environment but may be a bit overkill for small networks and network devices. What alternatives [1] are others switching to? udhcpd? I believe some here already use dnsmasq. I want to say I've run into problems on some alternatives with some of the more obscure dhcp vendor options but it's been a while. [1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_DHCP_server_software https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_DHCP_server_soft...