Fields needed:
* a drop down for the list of nics and bonded interfaces on the node
* a drop down with the list of boot types (from the boot_types table)
* an additional field is present when there are bondings on the node,
labeled "Enslaved to bonding" (or something similar), that, when
selected, shows a dropdown of the bonded interfaces
* (opt) field for setting the IP address for the nic
* (opt) field for setting the netmask for the nic
* (opt) field for settign the broadcast address for the nic
* a drop down with the list of bonded interfaces for the node
* a section for defining a new bonded interface, including:
* a drop down to select the type of bonding (from bonding_types table)
* a field to enter the alias for the bonding
* a submit button for the bonding details
* a submit button to delete the bonded interface
Use cases:
1. Configuring a nic with a static IP address:
* the user selects a nic from the drop down
* the user selects "Static" from the boot type drop down
* the ip address, netmask and broadcast fields are show
* the user enters the three pieces of data and submits
* the nics table is updated
2. Configuring a nic for DHCP or BOOTP:
* the user selects a nic from the drop down
* the user selects either "DHCP" or "BOOTP" from the boot
type drop down
* the user submits
* the nics table is updated
3. Creating a bonded interface:
* the user enters the IP address, netmask and broadcast details for the
bonded interface
* the user clicks the submit button
* a new record is inserted into the bondings table
4. Deleting a bonded interface:
* the user selects a bonded interface from the drop down
* the details are shown in the fields
* the user clicks the delete button
* the row is removed from the bondings table
* any nic previously enslaved to that interface is set to "DHCP"
5. Enslaving a nic to a bonded interface:
* the user selects a nic
* the user selects the "Enslaved" boot type
* the drop down listing the bonded interface is shown
* the user selects a bonded interface and clicks submit
* a new record is created in the bondings_nics table
6. Releasing a nic from a bonded interface:
* the user selects the nic
* the user selects a different boot type
* the bonded interface list is hidden
* updating the nic continues like use case 1/2 above
I think this is a good starting point. Questions?
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Darryl L. Pierce <dpierce at redhat.com> : GPG KEYID: 6C4E7F1
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