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For new nodes absolutely yes. How do you build your nodes? You can assign static addresses when building via PXE, or by ISO (https://docs.okd.io/4.17/nodes/nodes/nodes-nodes-adding-node-iso.html#:~:text=You%20can%20add%20worker%20nodes,how%20you%20installed%20your%20cluster.) by specifying the relevant nmstate config at build time. |
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Solved. Assign static IP on an existing server in OKD4 cluster, reboot is required: Assign static IP when installing a server from scratch: The |
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Is there an official way to configure a static IP address on an:
a) existing bare-metal node in a cluster?
b) new bare-metal node in a cluster?
What was attempted unsuccessfully:
NMStateoperator - doesn't work because the NIC is managed by OVN/OVS. NMState cannot assign IPs to interfaces controlled by OVN/OVS, so applying static IPs on these nodes always results in FailedToConfigure:nmcli- manual changes are temporary. Each node is controlled by the Machine Config Operator (MCO), if you change network settings manually, MCO sees that as an error and resets it during reboot or reconciliation.@JaimeMagiera please help
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