Expand networking resolver to display VLANs and secondary IPs.
All secondary IPs must be displayed in the bindings/bindings6 section of the physical interface. Secondary IPs that have a label, will also be displayed as a separate interface.
Make sure inactive interfaces are also displayed.
Make sure the resolver is able to extract IPs from interfaces inside an OpenVZ environment. E.g. a normal ip might be displayed like
Expand networking resolver to display VLANs and secondary IPs.
- All secondary IPs must be displayed in the bindings/bindings6 section of the physical interface. Secondary IPs that have a label, will also be displayed as a separate interface.
- Make sure inactive interfaces are also displayed.
- Make sure the resolver is able to extract IPs from interfaces inside an OpenVZ environment. E.g. a normal ip might be displayed like {code:}
Expand networking resolver to display VLANs and secondary IPs. - All secondary IPs must be displayed in the bindings/bindings6 section of the physical interface. Secondary IPs that have a label, will also be displayed as a separate interface.
- Make sure inactive interfaces are also displayed.
- Make sure the resolver is able to extract IPs from interfaces inside an OpenVZ environment. E.g. a normal ip might be displayed like {code:}inet *11.0.0.2/24* scope global ens192:2 {code} an OpenVz ip might be displayed like this
{code:}inet 11.0.0.5 peer *11.0.0.2/24* scope global ens192:2 {code}
- Check that if primary interface can not be retrieved it's returned as the first interface with a valid ip
Expand networking resolver to display VLANs and secondary IPs. - All secondary IPs must be displayed in the bindings/bindings6 section of the physical interface. Secondary IPs that have a label, will also be displayed as a separate interface.
- Make sure inactive interfaces are also displayed.
- Make sure the resolver is able to extract IPs from interfaces inside an OpenVZ environment. E.g. a normal ip might be displayed like {code:}inet *11.0.0.2/24* scope global ens192:2 {code} an OpenVz ip might be displayed like this
{code:}inet 11.0.0.5 peer *11.0.0.2/24* scope global ens192:2 {code}
- Check that if primary interface can not be retrieved it's returned as the first interface with a valid ip.(Better check the facter 3 implementation)
Expand networking resolver to display VLANs and secondary IPs. - All secondary IPs must be displayed in the bindings/bindings6 section of the physical interface. Secondary IPs that have a label, will also be displayed as a separate interface.
- Make sure inactive interfaces are also displayed.
- Make sure the resolver is able to extract IPs from interfaces inside an OpenVZ environment. E.g. a normal ip might be displayed like {code:}inet *11.0.0.2/24* scope global ens192:2 {code} an OpenVz ip might be displayed like this
{code:}inet 11.0.0.5 peer *11.0.0.2/24* scope global ens192:2 {code}
The OpenVz part is not important because we can't create an environment to test it. - Check that if primary interface can not be retrieved it's returned as the first interface with a valid ip.(Better check the facter 3 implementation)