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OOB Management Interfaces being grouped with normal Interfaces #1653

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aaronkrzywicki opened this issue Oct 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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OOB Management Interfaces being grouped with normal Interfaces #1653

aaronkrzywicki opened this issue Oct 27, 2017 · 2 comments
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  • NetBox version: 14a2f0c015ab (v2.2.2)
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OOB Management Interface functionality not working as expected. When OOB Management radio button is selected for a new interface it shows in the group of normal interfaces.

This behavior is unexpected as far as I can tell. Expected behavior would be interfaces created with the OOB Management radio button checked should be grouped in their own Management Interfaces group independent of the main interfaces.

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It's also not possible to add a management interface to a PDU or console server without also marking the device as a network device. especially when that check box specifically says "This device has NON-MANAGEMENT network interfaces".

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you can designate a PDU or console server as a network device, add the management interface, then remove the network device designation and the management interface stays.

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OOB Management Interface functionality not working as expected. When OOB Management radio button is selected for a new interface it shows in the group of normal interfaces.

This is intended behavior. Management interfaces used to be grouped separately but were merged with normal interfaces a while back to simplify the UI.

It's also not possible to add a management interface to a PDU or console server without also marking the device as a network device. especially when that check box specifically says "This device has NON-MANAGEMENT network interfaces".

This wording is outdated and should be fixed. Anything with a network interface is considered a network device.

However you can designate a PDU or console server as a network device, add the management interface, then remove the network device designation and the management interface stays.

This is intended behavior. Modifying a device type does not retroactively alter any associated devices.

@jeremystretch jeremystretch added the type: bug A confirmed report of unexpected behavior in the application label Oct 30, 2017
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