On 05/08/16 02:32, Josh Nielsen wrote:
> It looks like that uses the nics table which is currently empty in my
> config. The examples on that page show IPs being entered in
> manually/individually though. How does that relate to the regular
> expressions I've created for each of my hosts in the 'hosts' table that
> automatically assign an IP address based on the hostname?
You can use regular expressions in the nics table as well:
#node,nicips,nichostnamesuffixes,nichostnameprefixes,nictypes,niccustomscripts,nicnetworks,nicaliases,comments,disable
"compute","|\D+(\d+)|ib0!10.2.0.($1*1)|","ib0!-ib",,"ib0!Infiniband",,"ib0!bruce_infiniband",,,
Gives (for example):
[root@bruce-m ~]# lsdef bruce001 | fgrep 10. | fgrep -v kcmdline
ip=10.13.0.1
nicips.ib0=10.2.0.1
otherinterfaces=-bmc:10.12.0.1
[root@bruce-m ~]# lsdef bruce003 | fgrep 10. | fgrep -v kcmdline
ip=10.13.0.3
nicips.ib0=10.2.0.3
otherinterfaces=-bmc:10.12.0.3
All the best,
Chris
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