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34.1.2
by Andres Rodriguez
* Add message telling MAAS URL after installation. |
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Template: maas/installation-note |
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Type: note |
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Default: true |
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_Description: Ubuntu MAAS Server |
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The Ubuntu MAAS Server has been installed in your system. You |
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can access the MAAS Web interface here: |
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http://${MAAS_URL}/MAAS |
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46.1.4
by Andres Rodriguez
* Allow MAAS_DEFAULT_URL reconfiguration. (LP: #980970) |
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If the automatically detected address above is not in the same |
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network as the MAAS clients, you need to reconfigure it: |
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89.1.9
by Julian Edwards
rename maas to maas-region-controller. Introduce changed maas package as a seed-cloud setup. |
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sudo dpkg-reconfigure maas-region-controller |
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46.1.4
by Andres Rodriguez
* Allow MAAS_DEFAULT_URL reconfiguration. (LP: #980970) |
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Template: maas/default-maas-url |
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Type: string |
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_Description: Ubuntu MAAS PXE/Provisioning network address: |
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The Ubuntu MAAS Server automatically detects the IP address |
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that is used for PXE and provisioning. However, it needs to be |
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in the same network as the clients. If the automatically |
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detected address is not in the same network as the clients, it |
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must be changed. |