Remove/hide isc after migrating to kea

[Mr. Happy]

I've migrated my isc-config to kea and all is functioning well.
On the dashboard however, isc is (still) there (and not running obviously).
How can I remove/hide the isc-status on the dashboard?
The red icon is rather distracting ;)

[Patrick M. Hausen]

Have you explicitly disabled ISC on every single interface? Then the dashboard widget should not show it.

[franco]

Need more data here please. Which specific ISC mention on the dashboard?


Cheers,
Franco

[Mr. Happy]

I have removed the checkmark on all interfaces under 'Services / ISC DHCPv4'.

On the dashboard I have the 'Services'-panel. There it shows 'ISC DHCPv4 Server' with the red 'Stopped'-icon.
I would like to have that gone, because I do not need to know it is stopped ('cause I don't use it ;) ).

[cguilford]

I'm assuming he means it's still listed under "Services" as I don't think there is a way to remove it from there?

[Mr. Happy]

I mean this (see att)

[franco]

@cguilford he said "dashboard" in his first post :)

@Mr. Happy thanks, I'll take a look on Monday. Assumed you may have asked about DHCPv6 which is still there for other reasons. Since it's DHCPv4 it could be a bug.


Cheers,
Franco

[cguilford]

I mean this (see att)

Sorry about that misread your post.

[franco]

Checked this out.. the code is pretty simple: test if DHCP server is enabled and see if the interface it references does exist in the config (even if disabled). So this may be an older bug pertaining to a different interface from the past.

I'd suggest flushing the configuration here which seems to be the quickest road to success:

# pluginctl -f dhcpd

(will show and ask to confirm the deletion of the ISC DHCPv4 configuration, also creates a backup just in case)


Cheers,
Franco

[Mr. Happy]

Checked this out.. the code is pretty simple: test if DHCP server is enabled and see if the interface it references does exist in the config (even if disabled). So this may be an older bug pertaining to a different interface from the past.

I'd suggest flushing the configuration here which seems to be the quickest road to success:

# pluginctl -g dhcpd

(will show and ask to confirm the deletion of the ISC DHCPv4 configuration, also creates a backup just in case)


Cheers,
Franco

Thanks.
I ran the command and it printed the dhcp-settings, but didn´t ask anything and ISC is still visible as a stopped service.

After that I took a look at the code and ran it with '-f' and that worked.

[franco]

Sorry, yes, I meant -f :)