Zack Perry <zack.perry <at> sbcglobal.net> writes: > That's OK. When you do PXE network install, a DHCP server is a > mandatory component. Once installed, the system can use a different > network interface for production. This is fine.
Figured. That't the current setup. > If your kickstart template has provided all necessary information, > then anaconda shouldn't prompt you for anything. There are two ways > that you can do: > > 0. Use the kickstart logging option to log everything to a remote > logging server Sounds like a nice option, however this is before the system has any IP addresses so I don't suppose it will be able to syslog remotely :) > 1. In /etc/cobbler/settings, turn on anamon, and use the anamon > snippets in the /var/lib/cobbler/snippets to help you get the > installation log I will look in to this. > Granted, the above logs won't appear until anaconda is started. So, > in case like this, I would use tcpdump to figure out what's going on. It only gets to Anaconda init before trying DHCP, so I doubt either of the above log methods will work. What would you look for in a packet capture? I guess the kickstart file could be sniffed from the wire? > During PXE installation, you do. After installation, if your nodes > use static IP addresses, then the DHCP server is out of the > picture. Got it. Thanks again for your help with this. _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://lists.fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
