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<p>Hi Mike,<br>
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On 21/02/17 9:26 AM, Mike Pontillo wrote:<br>
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<div class="gmail_extra"> So that statement is accurate,
though I agree it's a bit confusing and vague.</div>
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Thanks for that. It's perfectly logical in a twisted and perverse
kind of way. I can see the UI getting updated at some point in the
future so that it calls the reserved range two different names
depending on whether or not the subnet is managed by MAAS. e.g. you
would define "Managed ranges" in unmanaged subnets and "Unmanaged
ranges" in managed subnets. <br>
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I have written an alternative description for Reserved ranges and
created a github pull request.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Lloyd
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