Hi there,
Been running into a bug with Hyper-V, dhcp-isc and Foreman 1.16. (All running latest version on Debian 9 or Windows Server 2016). Creating a host from the foreman interface works just as intended, the VM is created and the boots correctly and I am able to start the Debian preseed for the host. However, during the final step of the unattended installation, a finish script will run: calling the foreman api and telling it that the build has finished. During this step, foreman finilises the machine. One of the step that it does is delete the DCHP lease and recreate it removing the requirement for provising. This is where the bug occurs.
Hyper-V output the MAC in uppercase, while ISC-DHCP records the in lowercase. So whenever you require Foreman for the lowcase MAC address, the tell you that the mac address does not exist:
$ curl -k https://foreman.example.com:8443/dhcp/192.168.0.0/mac/00:15:5D:11:73:0F --cert /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/certs/foreman.example.com.pem --key /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/private_keys/foreman.example.com.pem
$ No DHCP record for MAC 192.168.0.0/00:15:5D:11:73:0F
And if we request it with lower case:
curl -k https://foreman.example.com:8443/dhcp/192.168.0.0/mac/00:15:5d:11:73:0f --cert /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/certs/foreman.example.com.pem --key /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/private_keys/foreman.example.com.pem
{"name":"boyd-chafin.example.com","ip":"192.168.0.54","mac":"00:15:5d:11:73:0f","subnet":"192.168.0.0/255.255.255.0","type":"reservation","hostname":"boyd-chafin.example.com","deleteable":true,"hardware_type":"ethernet","filename":"pxelinux.0","nextServer":"192.168.0.1"}
But what happens when you sent a delete for this record that 'does not excist'?
$ curl -k -XDELETE https://foreman.example.com:8443/dhcp/192.168.0.0/mac/00:15:5D:11:73:0F --cert /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/certs/foreman.example.com.pem --key /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/private_keys/foreman.example.com.pem
$ echo $?
$ 0
Looking at the log file of the foreman proxy, you will see just a simple http 200 response for this call, but no communication will be done to the DHCP server. This is because Foreman 'thinks' that the record isn't there and thus not delete it. The next call after that is recreating the DHCP lease, but this time ISC-DHCP will tell you: 'no gonna happen, this lease already exist'. Resulting in the API returning an error and making the provision fail.
The problem here is that during the creation of the VM, dynamic mac address is disabled and a static mac address is assigned. Hyper-V determines the new mac address and then fog-hyperv requests the mac address using the 'Get-VMNetworkAdapter' cmdlet. This cmdlet always returns the mac in upercase:
Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VmName boyd-chafin.example.com | select Id,ComputerName,Connected,Dynamic
MacAddressEnabled,IpAddresses,IsExternalAdapter,IsLegacy,IsManagementOs,MacAddress,Name,SwitchId,SwitchName,VmId,VmName
Id : <REMOVED>
ComputerName : <REMOVED>
Connected : True
DynamicMacAddressEnabled : False
IPAddresses : {}
IsExternalAdapter : False
IsLegacy : True
IsManagementOs : False
MacAddress : 00155D11730F
Name : Legacy Network Adapter
SwitchId : <removed>
SwitchName : Default Switch
VMId : <removed>
VMName : boyd-chafin.example.com
Now, I will also reports this bug at the foreman project, because a mac address is NOT case sensitive, thus the API should not handle it with case sensitivy. However, you could also help with this; If this plugin would convert the mac-address to lowercase; there wouldn't be a problem. Some dirty hack I did to make this work is the following code in the network_adapter request:
module Fog
module Compute
class Hyperv
class Real
def get_vm_network_adapter(options = {})
requires_one options, :vm_name, :all, :management_os
data = run_shell('Get-VMNetworkAdapter', options)
data[:mac_address] = data[:mac_address].downcase
data
end
end
class Mock
def get_vm_network_adapter(args = {})
requires_one args, :vm_name, :all, :management_os
data = handle_mock_response(args)
if args[:all]
data
elsif args[:vm_name]
data.find { |i| i[:vm_name].casecmp(args[:vm_name]).zero? }
elsif args[:management_os]
data.find { |i| i[:is_management_os] }
end
end
end
end
end
end
Maybe you have a beter (cleaner) solution for this?
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