Re: Question about cobbler - variable substitution

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Am 04.12.2007 um 21:05 schrieb Michael DeHaan:

Rainer Duffner wrote:


Well, when it PXE-TFTP-boots, I get into a menu - but I actually don't want to do that ;-)
I want to use a MAC-based system.
Did I do something wrong? I just added the systems via the web-GUI and assumed it would select the right system via the MAC-address I entered.

It will ... provided the MAC addresses match up. It sounds like they might not.

If you have the MAC entry, it should boot directly to whatever the system is assigned to and not sit on the menu.



Well, the menu comes after I type "menu".
This was already the case in my test-environment, but it generally worked there because I was hardcoding the partition-information and the network-configuration was at the profile-level (which is a mistake, of course).

Here's from the "systems" file in /var/lib/cobbler/ :

-
    depth: 2
    interfaces:
        intf0:
            dhcp_tag: ''
            gateway: ''
            hostname: ''
            ip_address: ''
            mac_address: ''
            subnet: ''
            virt_bridge: ''
        intf1:
            dhcp_tag: ''
            gateway: ''
            hostname: host143.intern
            ip_address: ''
            mac_address: '00:50:56:87:1E:F4'
            subnet: ''
            virt_bridge: ''
    kernel_options:
        ksdevice: eth1
    kickstart: <<inherit>>
    ks_meta:
        ksgw: '192.168.83.129'
        kshostname: host143.intern
        ksip: '192.168.83.143'
        ksmaxslash: '5000'
        ksmaxswap: '1100'
        ksmaxvarlog: '2048'
        ksmaxvarspool: '2048'
        ksmetadev: eth0
        ksnetmask: '255.255.255.128'
        ksns: '192.168.83.140'
    name: host143
    netboot_enabled: True
    parent: ''
    profile: RHEL5.1-i386-mailserver
    server: <<inherit>>
    virt_path: <<inherit>>
    virt_type: <<inherit>>


I assume I don't have to assign a fixed IP to every host on the PXE- network via dhcpd.conf?


cheers,
Rainer
--
Rainer Duffner
CISSP, LPI, MCSE
rainer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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