On 26 October 2016 at 11:08, Travis Ross <[email protected]> wrote:

> Okay I'm new to Foreman and oVirt but have been trying to set something up
> in my lab for our developers.
>

Welcome :)


> During my initial testing of deploying a VM to oVirt everything seems to
> work except when my VM PXE boots I'm grabbing an IP outside of my
> infrastructure and it's trying to load windows so likely it's a domain PXE
> server that seems to be taking precedence.
>

So one option would be to use premade images that can be configured when
they spin up (I think oVirt calls them "templates", just to overload that
term further :P). That would be one way to bypass the need for a TFTP
server.

However, Foreman will expect to know the IP so it can SSH in and configure
the image once booted. You may have some issues there - but rather than
derail further now, we can discuss it if that's an interesting direction.

>  I have restarted foreman.service

You need to restart Apache, by default. The foreman service is provided by
the packages for convenience but we use Apache/Passenger in the installer.

> 1. How to point my PXE boot to my foreman server rather than the corporate
> PXE server?
>
> Is this on the oVirt side or Foreman Side to isolate which PXE server to
> point to?
>
> Assuming you dont want to use images, as per above, then there's three
steps:

1) Where does the VM get DHCP from. If it's a private network, you can
control it. If it's bridged, it's time to talk nicely to the DHCP guys :)
2) The DHCP server hands out bootp and next-server records that direct the
VM to the TFTP server - these need to be right
3) Or, the existing PXE server needs a class file (something for your
network segment probably) that chain loads your tftp server.

> 2. Which logs do I need to check to fix my Provisioning Template debacle?
>
I'm not clear on which page you're hitting Submit on, but in general you
probably want to enable debug logs. Take a look at
http://projects.theforeman.org/projects/foreman/wiki/Troubleshooting for
some general hints.

Greg

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