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-# KEA Migration Assistant Short Guide.
-
-The KEA Migration Assistant (aka _keama_) is an experimental tool
-which helps to translate ISC DHCP configurations to Kea.
-
-## How to get last sources
-
-From time to time the _keama_ is upgraded for bug fixes, support of
-new or not yet ISC DHCP features or more likely support of new KEA
-features.
-
-As now _keama_ is included in ISC DHCP the most recent code can be
-found with the most recent ISC DHCP code in the master branch of the
-gitlab repository.
-
-## How to build and install
-
-After the ISC DHCP build go to the keama directory and type:
-```console
-make
-```
-To install it:
-```console
-make install
-```
-
-## Known limitations
-
-_keama_ uses a subset of the ISC DHCP configuration file parser with a lot
-of sanaity checks removed so it does not know how to handle an incorrect
-ISC DHCP configuration file and eventually can even crash on it.
-
-ISC DHCP and KEA have different models for many things, for instance
-ISC DHCP supports the failover protocol when KEA supports High Availability.
-In some cases _keama_ tries to cope with that, for instance for host
-reservations which are global in ISC DHCP and by default per subnet in KEA.
-
-## How to use
-
-The manual explains how parameters guide _keama_ choices for lifetimes,
-name literals, host reservation scope, etc. Directives were added to
-the ISC DHCP syntax (they are valid but ignored) for options.
-
-Each time _keama_ finds a feature it can't translate it emits a comment
-with a reference to the feature description in a kea (not isc dhcp) gitlab
-issue in the "ISC DHCP Migration" milestone. The number of reports is
-returned by _keama_ when it exits.
-
-## How to help
-
-We already collected a lot of ISC DHCP configurations used in production
-but you can supply new ones, in particular if they use a common
-paradigm which can be easily translated but not (yet) supported.