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From that i understand, if you are using multirealm ip, calling findDeviceByIdOrIP like this could return an ip in a different realm? So if you didnt discover by DNS name, you could have a cluster with a linked server in a wrong (and in our case different customer) iprealm? I guess especially if you added a cluster before the cluster host?
Seems it tries dns first which will probably be pretty good way to do it. Im not sure what the solution is (outside of creating a base client container some day). I have a couple of ideas but..
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Getting ready to do some final testing before install in production.
I noticed here:
def setClusterHostMachines(self, clusterhostdnsnames):
'''
.....
device = deviceRoot.findDeviceByIdOrIp(clusterhostip)
From that i understand, if you are using multirealm ip, calling findDeviceByIdOrIP like this could return an ip in a different realm? So if you didnt discover by DNS name, you could have a cluster with a linked server in a wrong (and in our case different customer) iprealm? I guess especially if you added a cluster before the cluster host?
Seems it tries dns first which will probably be pretty good way to do it. Im not sure what the solution is (outside of creating a base client container some day). I have a couple of ideas but..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: