| Title: Add entries to /etc/hosts |
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| For vcld to probably communicate with the nodes on the private network, you need to add entries for your nodes to /etc/hosts on the management node(s). |
| To do go to your vcl portal and follow these steps. |
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| 1. Click Manage Computers |
| 2. Select the allComputers group in the list at the top |
| 3. Select the Computer Utilities radio button |
| 4. Click Submit |
| 5. Click the Check All link at the bottom of the table |
| 6. Next to "For selected computers, generate computer data for", select /etc/hosts |
| 7. Click Generate Data |
| 8. Copy/Paste the data to your /etc/hosts file |
| 9. Click Close |
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| The data generated will include a list of your short hostnames and the private IP addresses stored in the vcl database. |
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