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Playbook to setup a new machine #7

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opened 2015-12-08 01:40:19 -05:00 by jxpryde · 1 comment
jxpryde commented 2015-12-08 01:40:19 -05:00 (Migrated from git.uwaterloo.ca)
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Do things like

  • Creating krb entries, keytab
  • Configuring network (including DHCP on caffeine)
  • Adding to hosts file
  • Add machine to Munin
  • Add CSC Debian repo (related to #5)

Nice to have this done before new-mirror

Do things like - Creating krb entries, keytab - Configuring network (including DHCP on caffeine) - Adding to hosts file - Add machine to Munin - Add CSC Debian repo (related to #5) Nice to have this done before new-mirror
jxpryde commented 2016-07-07 16:27:16 -04:00 (Migrated from git.uwaterloo.ca)
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Done for office terms running 16.04. Should just be able to remove roles to get the other systems (adding a few more specific roles for things I didn't cover yet)

Done for office terms running 16.04. Should just be able to remove roles to get the other systems (adding a few more specific roles for things I didn't cover yet)
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