Hi Johan, Have you considered having the dhcpd server send the ddns info directly to bind? I was about to give that a try. (ddns-hostname in the dhcpd config template)
James On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 1:04 AM, Johan Sunnerstig <[email protected] > wrote: > Hello. > I have Cobbler setup and working nicely, but a new usage scenario has > shown up for me. > I'll need to be able to deploy hosts using DHCP and having the host > register itself using DDNS and TSIG. One problem here is that there are > several different TSIG keys for different subdomains, so there will be some > conditionals. > I also have Puppet running so worst case I could do it with that, but what > would be really neat would be setting the hostname during the kickstart and > having it register immediately so that you could just SSH into the host > using the hostname right away. > > Right now I'm thinking about having a script ask for the hostname and > domain name in two separate reads, then doing a case statement to determine > the TSIG, and finally using a here document to write the dhclient.conf so > the host would register when it comes up after the post-install reboot. > Does this seem like a sensible approach or am I missing some nifty builtin > function that could handle this better? > > We're using ISC BIND/DHCPD and I just upgraded to Cobbler 2.2 by the way. > > Regards > Johan Sunnerstig > _______________________________________________ > cobbler mailing list > [email protected] > https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler >
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