Yeah, about an hour ago I wiped out my 1.x installs, upgraded my machines to Fedora 15, and installed 2.0. The UI came up out of the box (gnome issues on Fedora 15 aside). I just got my first client added with --force. Onward and upward.
Thanks, -brian On 6/13/11 2:43 PM, "Rob Crittenden" <[email protected]> wrote: Stamper, Brian P. (ARC-D)[Logyx LLC] wrote: > > I understand that, what I'm asking is "Is --server required to be > configured somewhere for 'normal' ipa use?" I can use -server on the > command line. It also seems I can choose to disable SRV lookups when > doing ipa-client-install after the SRV lookup fails. Is there anywhere > else that I need to configure it? I guess I assumed that if ipa-finduser > does a SRV lookup that just using ipa for authentication would also do a > SRV lookup. Is that not the case? The client configuration is separate from the administrative tools. With the admin tools yes you need to specify --server to avoid the SRV lookup. I don't see a way in the code around that (other than to not have SRV records). If you pass --server and --force to ipa-client-install it will force it to not use DNS discovery. In the long run you are probably better off looking at 2.0 if you are looking to deploy. rob
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