I was wondering if I set this to static if my Centos hosts would come up as
configured with a static network configuration rather than defaulting to
dhcp? If not, how would I make this change?
My preference is not to have my hosts depend on any central service,
including dhcp if at all possible.
I was wondering if I set this to static if my Centos hosts would come up
as configured with a static network configuration rather than defaulting to
dhcp? If not, how would I make this change?
My preference is not to have my hosts depend on any central service,
including dhcp if at all possible.
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On Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 3:31:19 PM UTC-8, Josh wrote:
>
> We use Puppet to make this change after the host is built during the
> initial Puppet run.
>
> On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 5:47 PM, Terrence Martin > wrote:
>
>> I am running foreman 1.7 and I noticed that under
>>
>> https://foreman/subnets
>>
>> there is an option
>>
>> Boot Mode with the options DHCP and Static
>>
>> I was wondering if I set this to static if my Centos hosts would come up
>> as configured with a static network configuration rather than defaulting to
>> dhcp? If not, how would I make this change?
>>
>> My preference is not to have my hosts depend on any central service,
>> including dhcp if at all possible.
>>
>> Thanks,
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If you're using one of the provided kickstart scripts you can modify as
suggested or modify your own. It never worked for me in 1.5 but after
upgrading to 1.7 its working.