update-cluster-maccollect8
Collects mac addresses and generates output
Usage
update-cluster-maccollect [entry] ...
<
input-filename
Overview
update-cluster-maccollect listens to the network interface, and collects MAC addresses. It will auto-generates a list of hostnames and IPs by the information, to generate a list of hosts which were sending packets to the network.
Useful for creating a template for list of nodes in the LAN automatically.
Options
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--prefix [pc] -
Sets the hostname prefix to be pc. Every generated hostname will be in the form of pcXX, where XX is a numeral.
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--ipprefix [192.168.0.] -
Network IP prefix. A number will be appended.
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--ipstart [2] -
Start value for IP. Default is 2.
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--hoststart [2] -
Start value for the numeric part of hostname. Default is 2.
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--domainsuffix [.domain.org] -
Specify a domain name to use. Start with a period.
The default is
.cluster. It is possible to suppress the domain part by specifying --domainsuffix ""
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--interface [eth0] -
Network interface to listen to. MAC addresses are collected from packets that are received on that interface.
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--clusterxml [clusterml] -
Specifies the cluster.xml file to use instead of the default.
Examples
- update-cluster-maccollect --domainsuffix .hoge.org --prefix machine --interface eth0 --ipstart 1 --hoststart 1
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Collect MAC addresses on interface eth0.
History
- Debian 5.0 (Lenny) to Debian 4.0 (Etch): the text shown here
- Debian 3.1 (Sarge)