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DescriptionAnand Vaddarapu
2016-04-08 05:44:29 UTC
Description of problem:
After adding a host to a Configured host group with all parameters/Life-cycle/CV and Puppet Environment, the host is not inheriting the correct Puppet Environment/Location/Org.
The hostgroup I created from GUI, and recreated again from CLI as follows:
hammer hostgroup create --architecture x86_64 --subnet Provisioning_Net --environment-id=35 --content-source-id 1 --content-view My-GA-Combined-6 --domain hostname.intranet --lifecycle-environment TEST --locations 'BNE' --name RHEL6_POD --organizations "MyOrg" --puppet-ca-proxy hostname.intranet --puppet-proxy hostname.intranet --partition-table 'My-PartTable-RHEL6' --operatingsystem 'RHEL Server 6.7' --puppet-classes "accounts" --puppet-classes "resolvconf"
then Adding to Host Group:
hammer host update --name hostname.intranet --hostgroup RHEL6_POD
At this Point, the host was not given the correct Puppet Environment , but defaulted to another one. If I log in GUI and go to host (I have to select any location and any org so I can see the list) -> Edit > reset the puppet env to match the content view "will eventually pick the correct one that "Should" have been inherited.
host should get (configured ) with the host group parameters with the above steps even if its provisioned or non-provisioned.