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hi all,
        i have multiple network nodes (initially it was one and added one
more node to meet demand)
but what i noticed is "dhcp" namespaces are still created in old network
node while l3 scheduling is working as i can see router getting created on
new nodes.
*neutron ext-list -c name -c alias*
+-----------------------------------------------+-----------------------+
| name                                          | alias                 |
+-----------------------------------------------+-----------------------+
| security-group                                | security-group        |
| L3 Agent Scheduler                            | l3_agent_scheduler    |
| Neutron L3 Configurable external gateway mode | ext-gw-mode           |
| Port Binding                                  | binding               |
| Provider Network                              | provider              |
| agent                                         | agent                 |
| Quota management support                      | quotas                |
| DHCP Agent Scheduler                          | dhcp_agent_scheduler  |
| Multi Provider Network                        | multi-provider        |
| Neutron external network                      | external-net          |
| Neutron L3 Router                             | router                |
| Allowed Address Pairs                         | allowed-address-pairs |
| Neutron Extra DHCP opts                       | extra_dhcp_opt        |
| Neutron Extra Route                           | extraroute            |
+-----------------------------------------------+-----------------------+

Do i need to configure anything for the dhcp scheduler to work?despite this
issue everything is working.If i power off first network node then new dhcp
is not getting created on new node and hence instance's dhcp request is
failing.

What should i do to enable scheduling..?

Thanks
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