Andy Gospodarek wrote: > I was looking over the contents of post_install_network_config in the > devel branch of cobbler and it looks pretty good. The idea that one > wants to setup VLANs or bonding as part of the post-install process is a > good one. > > Anyway, there are a few changes that I'd propose though for RHEL/Centos5 > and Fedora and several that would be needed to make RHEL/Centos4 work > correctly. > > For RHEL/Centos5 and Fedora the bonding parameter 'max_bonds' in > modprobe.conf isn't really needed, so it can be dropped. *snip*
These changes look good to me, thanks for the feedback. :) > > In general the VLAN stuff looks good too, but it would be hard to know > for sure without testing it pretty well. > > Long term it would be great to support VLANs on bonded interfaces, but > there are not a bunch of people doing that right now (and I didn't write > any patches, so I should probably shutup :), so it's probably not a > priority. > I'm not exactly sure what you mean here, it was always my intention to support VLANs on bonding devices (and by request, also bonding several VLAN devices together). Creating a device named bond0.10 should add VLAN 10 to bond0. If this stopped working, that's a defect. ;) Jasper _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
