In working ticket
https://fedorahosted.org/ovirt/ticket/44
I need to look in at least configs and logs for and on:
[root@monitor objects]# for i in `grep
ovirt.org ovirt.cfg |
awk {'print $2'} | sort | uniq | grep org ` ; do host $i ;
done | rev | sort | rev | grep -v alias | sort | uniq
alterway01.ovirt.org has address 89.31.150.215
alterway02.ovirt.org has address 89.31.150.216
ec2-107-22-108-18.compute-1.amazonaws.com has address
107.22.108.18
gerrit.ovirt.org has address 107.22.212.69
linode01.ovirt.org has address 173.255.252.138
monitoring.ovirt.org has address 31.15.26.10
rackspace03.ovirt.org has address 166.78.197.83
[root@monitor objects]#
... so ... I see web services running on all but the last in
the list, and so need an account on all but the last:
[root@monitor objects]# for i in 89.31.150.215 89.31.150.216
107.22.108.18 107.22.212.69 173.255.252.138 31.15.26.10
166.78.197.83 ; do echo $i ; nmap -p 80 $i 2> /dev/null |
grep 80 ; done
89.31.150.215
80/tcp open http
89.31.150.216
80/tcp open http
107.22.108.18
80/tcp open http
107.22.212.69
80/tcp open http
173.255.252.138
80/tcp open http
31.15.26.10
80/tcp open http
166.78.197.83
[root@monitor objects]#
It would be useful to consolidate log files to a logserver for
central reduction. How might I get an instance provisioned to
be the receiving target for the logs?
-- Russ herrold