Hi everyone,
I am running Puppet 3.6.2 on the affected Windows Server 2008 R2 node.
First of all the manifest that I'm trying to use:
* define static_route ($net,$netmask,$gw) *
* {*
* if $::kernel == 'Linux' *
* {*
* exec { "$name":*
* command => "route add -net ${net} netmask ${netmask} gw
${gw}",*
* path => "$::path",*
* unless => "route -n | grep -i
'${net}\s*${gw}\s*${netmask}'",*
* }*
* }*
* if $::kernel == 'windows' {*
* exec { "$name":*
* command => "route ADD ${net} MASK ${netmask} ${gw}",*
* path => "$::path",*
* unless => "cmd /c route PRINT -4 | FINDSTR /r
${net}.*${netmask}.*${gw}",*
* }*
* }*
* }*
* # example values*
* static_route { 'route01':*
* net => '200.60.80.148',*
* netmask => '255.255.255.128',*
* gw => '10.21.10.5',*
* }*
This enables me to add a static route to Windows and Linux nodes with the
same Puppet syntax. On my Linux nodes this works just fine.
But on my Windows node i notice a strange behavior:
- When I test this manifest with 'puppet agent -t' ,Puppet creates
the
static route in the first try. When I run 'puppet agent -t' again
there are
*no* further changes. (this is the expected behavior)
- But when the Puppet run gets triggered* by the Puppet service* (every
30 minutes) it executes the route add command on EVERY following run. (As
if the route is not present. The agent sends a report to the Puppet
Dashboard that indicates an successfully executed "Exec" resource)
Is there a mistake in my Puppet code? Or is there any other logical
explanation for this behavior?
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