Hello,
I read about the site 'dhcpinterfaces' attribute that:
"To disable the genesis kernel from being sent to specific interfaces, a
':noboot' option can be appended to the interface name. For example,
if the management node has two
interfaces, eth1 and eth2, disablegenesis from being sent to eth1 using:
"eth1:noboot,eth2".
What I experiment is what looks like as side effect of this. For a
Management node with :
- with "dhcpinterfaces","eth0:noboot,eth1",,
and a node which
* PXE boots on nicA facing MN's eth1 (and swith/swithport attribtues
relating to nicA)
* and which also have nicB facing MN's eth0
-> I end up in the mac table with only nicA mac address.
- but without the 'noboot' paramenter
-> I end up with the following entry in the mac table :
"node","<nicA mac>","<nicB mac>!*NOIP*"
- how does genesis know that <nicB mac> belongs to "node" as node.switch
and swichport relate only to nicA facing port ?
- what should I do to have dhcp generate en entry for nicB (in addition
to nicA) when the node gets discovered ?
PS : I'm talking about different subnets here
Thanks you
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TH
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