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Contact DetailsNo response What happened?I am provisioning hosts with netclient preinstalled in their base image as part of a personal project that uses disposable cloud nodes. When I enroll the hosts into my netmaker network, they look like they suceed but have some odd side effects which cause them to be unable to acquire or connect to the network.
For each of the nodes, they have registered under the build image's hostname I found that if I do not include Netclient in my base image and install it during the server provisioning process, connections are able to be made and IPs can be acquired for my internal mesh. Versionv0.18.6 What OS are you using?Linux Relevant log outputNo response Contributing guidelines
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I suspect my issues with connecting preimaged hosts is due to the fact that there is a lot of host specific information that gets stored in /etc/netclient/netclient.yaml, causing the server to think the dozen+ hosts I have provisioned and connected are the same client with the same hostname. Let me know if other details are needed or if this is able to be reproduced on your side. Code bits of how my images are made can be found here.
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netmaker/netclient is fine with mulitple hosts with the same hostname. The only thing that could be causing an issue is if all the hosts have the same macaddress. |
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All the hosts have different MAC addresses, this issue seems to be surfacing due to configuration files that are created during the base image creation process. |
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suggestion: when deploying the image:
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suggestion: when deploying the image:
systemctl stop netclient
systemctl start netclient