I'm not sure if this helps, but the clients' network interfaces are set
up in their autoinstall script (/var/lib/systemimager/scripts IIRC).
Look for eth0 and you'll see what I'm talking about. We've needed to
change those files to set up eth1 instead of eth0 on some machines we've
installed on. It seemed to be the only way to change it.
Jason
Bernard Li wrote:
Hey guys:
Is there any way to find out the adapter on the client nodes which is
used for the cluster network? For instance I have 2 nics in my client
nodes and eth0 is connected to the cluster network, how do I find out
this information from the headnode?
I guess I can write a small tool for this if no-one has any other
suggestions.
Thanks,
Bernard
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