So, we're using this validation for 2 purposes:
1. to make sure the introspected nodes don't get an unexpected DHCP response
To do that, we need to get the introspection interface which is defined in: /etc/ironic-inspector/inspector.conf.
It's the "dnsmasq_interface" value under the "firewall" (deprecated) or "discoverd" section. The default value is: "br-ctlplane".
Or we could read it from /etc/ironic-inspector/dnsmasq.conf
2. On the pacemaker network: if the nodes get an IP address from an unexpected DHCP server, Pacemaker will consider the node dead and will fence it.
I'm not sure where to find out that interface/network, though.
So, we're using this validation for 2 purposes:
1. to make sure the introspected nodes don't get an unexpected DHCP response
To do that, we need to get the introspection interface which is defined in: /etc/ironic- inspector/ inspector. conf.
It's the "dnsmasq_interface" value under the "firewall" (deprecated) or "discoverd" section. The default value is: "br-ctlplane".
Or we could read it from /etc/ironic- inspector/ dnsmasq. conf
2. On the pacemaker network: if the nodes get an IP address from an unexpected DHCP server, Pacemaker will consider the node dead and will fence it.
I'm not sure where to find out that interface/network, though.