@Paul: the problem you're having is that your nodes can't access the
outside world. They are thus unable to fetch the packages needed for
commissioning (see http://paste.ubuntu.com/7195406/).
Unless you changed the http_proxy config option (on the settings page —
or you can configure it using the CLI/API), your nodes are using the
region's proxy to download packages. Have a look at the proxy's log to
check if you can see something suspicious.
Another common problem is when MAAS' DNS server (BIND server installed
on the region) is unable to resolve names such as 'ubuntu.com'. If this
is the problem then the region's /var/log/syslog file will contain
errors like 'error (network unreachable) resolving …'. To solve this:
if you're using Trusty's package, just configure the 'upstream_dns'
option ('settings' page, at the bottom — or using the API/CLI) with your
upstream DNS server address. If you're using another version, you have
to do the config manually: include something like
http://paste.ubuntu.com/7195395/ in /etc/bind/named.conf.options and
restart the maas-dns service.
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Title:
Commissioning with a Saucy image sets node status to "Failed tests"
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