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Bug #3270

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Incorect handling of multiple interface with different subnets when editing host

Added by Daniel Gagnon about 11 years ago. Updated over 6 years ago.

Status:
Closed
Priority:
Normal
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Category:
Network
Target version:
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Triaged:
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Description

Setup:
OS: Debian 7 64bit
Foreman: 1.3-stable upgraded from 1.2 through package
DB: Mysql

To reproduce:
- create two domains with a different subnet for each domain
- create a host with two interface, assigning a different subnet to each interface
- save host
- edit host and navigate to the network tab

Expected behavior:
- Second interface should have the subnet field populated with the subnet information
- Clicking save without modifying the network tab should save existing settings.

Actual behavior:
- Second interface has an empty subnet field.
- if you click on the subnet drop-down, it contains a single entry referring to the primary interface's subnet
- saving the host without modifying the network removes the subnet association and any templates referring to it will fail.

Current work-around to edit a host with multiple interface:
- Click domain and set it to empty
- Click domain and choose the correct domain
- Click subnet and choose the current domain
- save

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