> + elif curr_cim_rev >= libvirt_cim_child_pool_rev: +
nprasd
> = get_typed_class(virt, +
> 'NetPoolResourceAllocationSettingData')
> + n_list = net_list(server, virt)
> + for _net_name in n_list:
> + in_use_addr = dump_netxml(server, _net_name)
> + if in_use_addr == address:
> + logger.error("IP address is in use by a different
> network")
> + return FAIL
> + + class_nprasd = eval(nprasd)
> + nprasd = class_nprasd(addr = address,
> + netmask = "255.255.255.0",
> + ipstart = "192.168.0.31",
> + ipend = "192.168.0.57",
> + mode = mode)
>
Do you think using the following here will avoid the harcoding of the
NetPoolRASD setting here ?
wbemcli ain -ac KVM_SettingsDefineCapabilities
'http://root:password@localhost/root/virt:KVM_AllocationCapabilities.InstanceID="NetworkPool/0"'
-nl
localhost/root/virt:KVM_NetPoolResourceAllocationSettingData.InstanceID="Default"
localhost/root/virt:KVM_NetPoolResourceAllocationSettingData.InstanceID="Minimum"
localhost/root/virt:KVM_NetPoolResourceAllocationSettingData.InstanceID="Maximum"
localhost/root/virt:KVM_NetPoolResourceAllocationSettingData.InstanceID="Increment"
You could use the default o/p from the above query.
Thanks Deepti - this is what I meant by the template NetPoolRASDs.
Instead of building the instances of NetPoolRASDs by hand, you can use
the instances returned by SDC.
You'll probably want a function that does this. You can look at the
get_default_rasd_mofs() in rasd.py - this gets the template RASDs for
the non-pool related RASDs.
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Kaitlin Rupert
IBM Linux Technology Center
kaitlin(a)linux.vnet.ibm.com