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When we register a nic on a node, we type in the mac address without checking to see if the port on the switch expects that mac address. Though not required, it could be a good safety check.
This came up in a discussion with Chris Hill.
I feel this is a good reliability check. We should have this call that verifies that nodes are connected to correct ports and via the mac addresses that administrators thinks were right. This is a good way to reduce dependency on a single human input and reduce chances of error.
I like it, as long as there's an override to the check in case we're setting up a port before the machine is connected.
Possible complications could be caused by additional MAC addresses due to bridged VMs/containers or BMCs. This would likely mean verifying that a MAC address is in a list of addresses.
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When we register a nic on a node, we type in the mac address without checking to see if the port on the switch expects that mac address. Though not required, it could be a good safety check.
This came up in a discussion with Chris Hill.
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