Hello All: This is my first posting to this group and I hope I am not asking something that I could have found the answer to myself. I am trying to set up a mechanism for quickly provisioning customized virtual machines (VMs) and looking at puppet as a means to implementing this. The concept is this. Take a base VM and offer user packages to choose for on their custom VM. Then use puppet to manage configuration of custom VM. One challenge I am experiencing is that the base VM is cloned for each new instance. Each custom VM then does not have a unique hostname, its IP address is dynamically allocated at creation and the IP address may not persist upon reboot. The one unique identifier on each VM is the mac address. Is there some way that puppet can be configured so that the way it identifies new nodes is by means of the mac addresses? I am an absolute newb to puppet so I am not sure if this question was dealt with in earlier postings. I am running 0.22.4 just because that is what was in the yum repository. I am certainly willing to upgrade if that is any help. I am not sure if I am giving enough info here so please let me know if more is required. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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