Does anyone here have experience with multi-homed clients and authentication? I have a case whereby a client has two network interfaces, one is accesible as a management network interface, and one is not. For example,
rainier-mgt.some.com - management, accessible via ssh; interface is NOT the default hostname rainier.some.com - other, non-routable, not accessible for this purpose, but this interface is also the default hostname I believe that when running "cf-agent --bootstrap" the client self-identifies as rainier.some.com to the policy server, and when the policy server attempts to respond to rainier.some.com, there's no communication, and authentication fails. We have over 30 boxes configured this way - does anyone have any ideas how I might fix this? Someone mentioned using "bindtointerface" but I don't see how to implement that...? By the way, all keys are properly positioned and in place. I've cleaned out the inputs dir and all the new files get copied over - Things *seem* to be working, just authentication fails. I need some good ideas... Anyone? Thanks, deb _______________________________________________ Help-cfengine mailing list Help-cfengine@cfengine.org https://cfengine.org/mailman/listinfo/help-cfengine
