Cloning a template while providing multiple ips in the same network, will create a VM with multiple interfaces having the same IP Address

[ciorceri]

Clone a template:
./bin/ezmomi clone --template some_template --hostname new_vm --domain some_domaine --ips 192.168.0.10 192.168.0.11 192.168.0.12

The new created VM will have 3 network interfaces and all of them will use the same IP (the last one): 192.168.0.12.

The issue is in file ezmomi.py, around line 185

        for network in self.config['networks']:
            if ip in IPNetwork(network):
                self.config['networks'][network]['ip'] = ip

Where a configured network can have only one IP Address.

[snobear]

@ciorceri thats strange, i use multiple IPs all of the time and it creates separate NICs with each of the listed ips. Questions:

• what version of ezmomi? ezmomi --version to check that
• what OS distro and version are you cloning?

[ciorceri]

@snobear
I'm using version 6.3.0, and I'm deploying from template a RHEL7 distro.
Probably my description was not very clear so I will try again.

In my env I have only ONE VLAN and I wanted to add in the clone few interfaces using IP's from the same network.

Anyway, I've spot where is the issue and I will try to fix it in my branch and I will do a pull request here in the future.

[snobear]

@ciorceri OK I see. Thanks for investigating a potential fix!

[snobear]

I ran into this today, actually. And your title and description was very clear actually, I just wasn't getting it originally :). I was putting up two interfaces in the same network today, and, as your issue title says, the two interfaces end up with the same ipaddress. I guess I've rarely had to do that.

A PR would would very appreciated, BUT even if you have just have a tiny bit of time to add a quick description of the code issue here, then I can implement it.

[ciorceri]

Hi Jason Nice to get in touch again. I will try to look at that next week (I don't promise that, since I moved to another project and I don't have any ESXi6 in current setup to test things) Sorin

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On Jan 21, 2017 4:29 AM, "Jason Ashby" ***@***.***> wrote: I ran into this today, actually. And your title and description was very clear actually, I just wasn't *getting* it originally :). I was putting up two interfaces in the *same network* today, and, as your issue title says, the two interfaces end up with the same ipaddress. I guess I've rarely had to do that. A PR would would very appreciated, BUT even if you have just have a tiny bit of time to add a quick description of the code issue here, then I can implement it. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#75 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AQmXERAJYSVud84WwdJUgoezbdMlaBPCks5rUW2jgaJpZM4KrbKe> .