Jason Edgecombe wrote:
Tracy R Reed wrote:
I am using cfengine 2.1.16 on CentOS 4.3. I have machines on a local
192.168 network and machines with public ip's outside of our local
network. I would like to be able to manage all of the policy from one
place and keep all of the machines consistant both inside and out. It
was recommended on #cfengine that I rdist the cfengine configs from
the master policyhost on the 192.168 network to a machine on the
outside network which would act as the policy host for the external
machines. The trouble then becomes: How do I configure the
update.conf and cfagent.conf files to use the appropriate policy
host? We have separate dns for internal and external but all of our
internal hostnames are required to end with int.mydomain.com and our
externals are mydomain.com. So I cannot just make
cfengine.mydomain.com a CNAME to the appropriate machines in the
internal and external zone files and just have it work out. It would
be nice if I could use the 192_168 class which gets defined to set
the policyhost to my internal server otherwise set it to the external.
Any suggestions? Thanks!
Hi there,
you can do exactly what you suggest.
here would be a snippet from update.conf:
#----------------------------------------
AllowRedefinitionOf = ( policyhost )
!192_168::
policyhost = ( host1.mydomain.com )
192_168::
policyhost = ( host2.int.mydomain.com )
#----------------------------------------
I'm not sure if the different domain names would cause a problem, though.
Sincerely,
Jason
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oops,
change !192.168:: to !192_168::
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