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Overall looks good, a few small changes suggested
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| [#mgmt-cluster-dualstack] | ||
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| The examples shown in the previous sections provide guidance and examples on how to set up a single-stack IPv4 management cluster. Such management cluster is independend of the operational status of downstream clusters, which can be individually configured to operate in either IPv4/IPv6 single-stack or dual-stack configuration, once deployed. However, they way the management cluster is configured has a direct impact on the communication protocols that can be used during the provisioning phase, where both the in-band and out-of-band communications must happen according to which protocols are supported by the management cluster and downstream host. In case some or all of the BMCs and/or downstream cluster nodes are expected to use IPv6, a dual-stack setup for the management cluster is then required. |
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Typo s/independend/independent
Also I would say "Such a management cluster is...`
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Thank you for spotting them!
Expand the Telco Cloud documentation for the management cluster (sections 41.x) to include an example of dual-stack configuration for the management cluster, now that is officially supported. Signed-off-by: Marco Chiappero <[email protected]>
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Expand the Telco Cloud documentation for the management cluster (sections 41.x) to include an example of dual-stack configuration for the management cluster, now that is officially supported.