working with more than one network interface is very annoying right now
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anyone can tell me what is the best practice modify /etc/network/interfaces using values from foreman?
to modify I meant, of course
to give you some context: our VMs have two network interfaces, eth0 is located on the external network with an official ip address, eth1 is located on the internal network. deployment is done in the internal network, so I configured the interfaces as followed:
eth0: managed
eth1: managed, primary, provision
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with this foreman sets dns, default gw and so on for eth1, but after provisioning this stuff should be switched over to eth0
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remix_tj
hi. I've installed katello 3.0.2. Now i'm registering my hosts with subscription-manager and puppet. I see that if i register with subscription-manager a new object called 'myhost' is registered. Then, when i register with puppet i get a new object myhost.domain
that's because subscription manager uses the output of "hostname" command (here gives shortname), and puppet uses fqdn.
anyone knows a way to tell subscription-manager to use fqdn?