Hello, Merek!
unfortunately, I'm using Foreman 1.7, so I can't choose default
interface.
but after I changed IP in Foreman database(foreman.hosts) and call Foreman
API(/unattended/built), now hosts status changed to
'Active' and I can see all of 'facts'.
but I'm not sure If It's safe; the IP is getting changed to original
value(maybe It caused by fact?)...
anyway, It works fine. thanks for your help :)
On Monday, June 13, 2016 at 5:27:42 PM UTC+9, Marek Hulán wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> In recent Foreman versions, all interfaces are being imported into Foreman
> and
> you can choose what interface is primary. We no longer rely on "ip" fact
> since
> it's not reliable.
>
> So in Foreman 1.8+ you should be able too see all interfaces and their IPs
> in
> host detail page. If you're not satisfied with what's considered as a
> primary
> interface which determines what's displayed as an IP in Properties tab,
> just
> edit the host and click on tag icon for the interface you prefer. That
> marks
> it as a primary. Then hit the Submit button. Note that this affects the
> host
> name, so make sure the dns name and domain is set correctly.
>
> If you want to ignore eth1 completely, there's "Ignore interfaces with
> matching identifier" setting that you can adjust. If you change it to
> something
> like this
>
> [ lo, usb*, vnet*, macvtap*, _vdsmdummy_ , eth1 ]
>
> it should completely ignore all eth1 interfaces. You can find it at
> Administer
> -> Settings -> Provisioning
>
> Hope this helps
>
> --
> Marek
>
> On Sunday 12 of June 2016 23:24:59 Eugene Gwon wrote:
> > Hello.
> > I'm new to Foreman and Puppet.
> > In my environment, I'm using KT uCloud as Cloud provider(It's biggest
> cloud
> > provider in South Korea, and built on Apache CloudStack).
> >
> > due to It's network structure and limitation, every VM has 2 of NIC -
> > eth0 for default Network(which can connected to internet), and eth1 for
> > private network.
> > and unfortunately, eth0 was created during installation, but eth1 was
> > created AFTER installation - It's default behavior.
> > so puppet reports IP of eth0 (because It searchs VMs IP during
> > installation), which cannot be reached by puppet master. :(
> >
> > I think I can fix this by changing host info in database, but It seems
> not
> > a proper way :(
> > Is there any guide to change already registered hosts' IP?
> >
> > thanks for all your help :)
>
>
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