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due to politics/management/whatever(/even actual technical reasons) we have multiple dns namespaces in our network. as such our hostnames sometimes contain part of the fqdn. it would be nice if domain_suffix accepted an array or regex or whatever so we can strip more unneeded info.
Possible Solution
make domain_suffix take arrays or regex config.
possible issue: hostnames (not fqdn) might now be duplicate, on the other hand dns allows multiple a records per name & multiple ptr records per reverse (not sure about the multiple ptr records per reverse, but most major resolvers just support it)
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
simplest way: create 2 subdomains, for example doma.example.com & domb.example.com
have nodes in both subdomains: host1.doma.example.com & host2.domb.example.com
set domain suffix to .example.com, now nodes will show up in the web interface as host1.doma & host2.domb
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Netdisco version used: master
SNMP::Info version used: master
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due to politics/management/whatever(/even actual technical reasons) we have multiple dns namespaces in our network. as such our hostnames sometimes contain part of the fqdn. it would be nice if domain_suffix accepted an array or regex or whatever so we can strip more unneeded info.
Possible Solution
make domain_suffix take arrays or regex config.
possible issue: hostnames (not fqdn) might now be duplicate, on the other hand dns allows multiple a records per name & multiple ptr records per reverse (not sure about the multiple ptr records per reverse, but most major resolvers just support it)
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Context
Your Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: