ERF50-9294 » History » Revision 2
Revision 1 (Lukas Zapletal, 09/24/2015 10:02 AM) → Revision 2/9 (Lukas Zapletal, 09/22/2016 03:31 AM)
h1. ERF50-9294 Failed to save: failed to detect boot server ERF50-9294 [Foreman::WrappedException]: Unable to find IP address for 'foreman.home.lan' ([Resolv::ResolvError]: DNS result has no information for foreman.home.lan) This happens when hostname set in the tftp_servername option (TFTP Foreman server or Smart Proxy by default) has no valid DNS record via DNS servers set in SOA/NS record of therefore the domain. Foreman resolves the hostname set in tftp_servername to an IP address in order to ensure clients boots without any DNS requests. By default, Foreman explicitly contacts DNS servers configured in the SOA therefore it ignores system-wide DNS setting (resolv.conf, /etc/hosts etc). This cannot be resolved. The default TFTP server can lead to issues and this may be unexpected behavior for some administrators. Luckily, there is a global setting "Query local nameservers" available to change that behavior. Foreman will query overriden by TFTP Smart Proxy plugin module configuration. Set the locally configured resolver instead of the SOA/NS authorities when the setting is set. As an alternative, set the tftp_servername configuration value to IP address instead DNS name, therefore Foreman won't need to resolve of the hostname. TFTP server (Smart Proxy): The relevant setting can be found on the Smart Proxy (make sure to restart foreman-proxy process when changing): <pre> [root@myproxy [root@foreman ~]# cat /etc/foreman-proxy/settings.d/tftp.yml --- :enabled: true :tftproot: /var/lib/tftpboot/ :tftp_servername: 192.168.99.1 192.168.80.128 </pre> Then restart foreman-proxy. Foreman installer can set this automatically via @--foreman-proxy-tftp-servername@ option.