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mtcClient needs that the pxeboot interface config filename to contain
the label "[network-id]" to find the pxeboot address by reading the
file in /etc/network/interfaces.d/.
During dual-stack development the format [net-id]-[addr-id] was
adopted to differentiate files for each protocol (ipv4 and IPv6) in
the same network.
Since this broke mtcClient operation, we keeping the previous format
to the pxeboot network, since it does not support dual-stack.
Test Plan
[PASS] Install AIO-DX with pxeboot, management and cluster-host on
the same ethernet port and verify:
- the system is up with no alarms.
- the pxeboot config file does not contain "-N" suffix
[PASS] Install AIO-DX with pxeboot, management and cluster-host on
the same bonding port and verify:
- the system is up with no alarms.
- the pxeboot config file does not contain "-N" suffix
[PASS] Install AIO-DX with pxeboot on the ethernet port, and
management and cluster-host on a vlan port on top of it and
verify:
- the system is up with no alarms.
- the pxeboot config file does not contain "-N" suffix
Story: 2011027
Task: 49919
Change-Id: I42ab55d15c0df7d6a14377278b2f7624e83cb836
Signed-off-by: Andre Kantek <andrefernandozanella.kantek@windriver.com>
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| config-gate | ||
| controllerconfig | ||
| devstack | ||
| doc | ||
| releasenotes | ||
| storageconfig | ||
| sysinv | ||
| tmp/patch-scripts/EXAMPLE_SYSINV/scripts | ||
| tools/docker/images | ||
| tsconfig | ||
| workerconfig | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| .gitreview | ||
| .yamllint | ||
| .zuul.yaml | ||
| CONTRIBUTORS.wrs | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| README.rst | ||
| bindep.txt | ||
| centos_build_layer.cfg | ||
| centos_dev_wheels.inc | ||
| centos_iso_image.inc | ||
| centos_pkg_dirs | ||
| centos_pkg_dirs_containers | ||
| centos_stable_wheels.inc | ||
| debian_build_layer.cfg | ||
| debian_iso_image.inc | ||
| debian_pkg_dirs | ||
| debian_stable_wheels.inc | ||
| test-requirements.txt | ||
| tox.ini | ||
README.rst
config
The starlingx/config repository handles the StarlingX configuration management services.
Its key component is the System Inventory Service (Sysinv), which provides the system command-line interface (CLI)1.
This repository is not intended to be developed standalone, but rather as part of the StarlingX Source System, which is defined by the StarlingX manifest2.