Re: IPRange() on multihomed machines

[Tod Oace]

> > Which version of cfengine?
>
> I'm in the midst of upgrading to 2.1.0p1.

And the machine you're testing on is 2.1.0p1?

> > You might do a "cfagent -v -p". If all the interfaces are listed in 
> > the
> > defined classes then you're probably in good shape. Otherwise you're
>
> It seems to find all the interfaces:
>
> Address given by nameserver: 10.251.254.91
> Interface 1: lo
> Interface 2: lo:0
> Interface 3: lo:1
> Interface 4: eth0
> Interface 5: eth1
>
> But it looks like IPRange() is only applied to the eth0 interface, and
> it looks like it's only using eth0 when defining the ipv4_* classes.

That seems odd. I just checked one of my multihomed Linux systems 
(Redhat 7.1.2r9) and I see ipv4_* class definitions for both its eth0 
and eth1 interfaces.

> --
>                                         thanks,
>                 
>                                         Will

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Tod Oace, Intel Corporation <tod@intel.com>