[Sorry Mark for the duplicate answer - I mistakenly reply to you only]
On 10/1/21 17:26, Mark Gurevich wrote:
Thomas,
Sorry, I do not quite follow your point about "2)", is the observed
behavior different from what you expected ?
Well yes : I would expect (expect may not be the correct word - let's
say I thought it worked that way) that a node, even once installed (in
the stateful case), which reboots on the network would tftp xNBA (which
in turn would GET one of the /tftpboot/xcat/xnba/node/<node> or
<node>.uefi script).
My understanding is that it works this way for legacy (BIOS) boot.
Otherwise what would be the point to change the iPXE script file to:
#!gpxe
#boot
exit
?
So I was assuming any host PXE-ing would always get xNBA wether it is on
initial install or a later reboot (if UEFI network is first in boot order)
As to "duplicate lease" point, is it possible you have an IP associated
with a MAC, that is also inside dynamic range ?
I thought about it but I don't thinks it's the case.
Can you show:
lsdef -t network -l
"maestro_net","192.168.144.0","255.255.240.0","eth0","192.168.144.1",,"<xcatmaster>",,,,"192.168.144.2-192.168.147.254",,,,,,"maestro.pasteur.fr","1500",,
"maestro_ipmi","10.7.96.0","255.255.248.0",,"10.7.96.1",,,,,,,,,,,,,"1500",,
"maestro_ipoib","172.16.0.0","255.255.248.0",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,"1500",,
lsdef <node> -i ip,mac
Object name: maestro-satvmtmpl
ip=192.168.148.204
mac=00:50:56:b5:ac:de
makedhcp -q node
# makedhcp -q maestro-satvmtmpl
maestro-satvmtmpl: ip-address = 192.168.148.204, hardware-address =
00:50:56:b5:ac:de
Thanks for your help
--
Thomas HUMMEL
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