Multiple NIC definitions per host

In a previous discussion I recall it being mentioned there was work on
allowing multiple network interfaces to be defined per host in Foreman.
This would be extremely useful in using Foreman as an ENC to populate DNS
records for private networks. I grabbed the latest git code recently and
did not see anything in the interface to do this. Is this planned for 1.1
or is there a branch somewhere I can access the progress of this code and
possibly contribute?

Thanks

  • Trey

> In a previous discussion I recall it being mentioned there was work on
> allowing multiple network interfaces to be defined per host in Foreman.
> This would be extremely useful in using Foreman as an ENC to populate DNS
> records for private networks. I grabbed the latest git code recently and
> did not see anything in the interface to do this. Is this planned for 1.1
> or is there a branch somewhere I can access the progress of this code and
> possibly contribute?

Sure, GitHub - ohadlevy/foreman at interface-rebased

I'm aware of a couple of issues, just had no time to finish it (both of
them are a result of a bad merge), but its 95% operational (hopefully).

Ohad

··· On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 12:42 AM, treydock wrote:

Thanks

  • Trey


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I took the time to implement all of the remaining issues I've found, the
version above is rebeased against latest develop, please give it a try…
thanks!

Ohad

··· On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 9:52 PM, Ohad Levy wrote:

Sure, GitHub - ohadlevy/foreman at interface-rebased

I’m aware of a couple of issues, just had no time to finish it (both of
them are a result of a bad merge), but its 95% operational (hopefully).