Is DHCP the only way to make foreman automatically update DNS records?
I see that foreman gets the IP address, regardless of how it was assigned.
If foreman does not have this capability, could someone please direct me to
the line of code that calls the dns update module?
As a side (unrelated) note: does the foreman-salt integration work with the
latest release of salt?
Thanks
> Is DHCP the only way to make foreman automatically update DNS records?
>
> no
> I see that foreman gets the IP address, regardless of how it was assigned.
>
> right, when creating a new host, it may ask a dhcp proxy for an ip if its
available, otherwise, you would need to specify it.
> If foreman does not have this capability, could someone please direct me
> to the line of code that calls the dns update module?
>
what exactly is the issue you are facing? double check dns is enabled for
both your domain (primary) and subnet (reverse) DNS records.
As a side (unrelated) note: does the foreman-salt integration work with
the latest release of salt?Thanks
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The only hosts records that are currently added are systems provisioned via
Foreman. What I'd like is Foreman to add records for hosts that I register
later. DNS is enabled for my domain and subnet.