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| All the operations executed by Cloudbase-Init are logged to file and can be optionally logged to a serial port. The latter allows to perform troubleshooting by accessing the console log in Horizon or via **nova console-log**. | All the operations executed by Cloudbase-Init are logged to file and can be optionally logged to a serial port. The latter allows to perform troubleshooting by accessing the console log in Horizon or via **nova console-log**. | ||
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| ===== Windows specific Heat issues ===== | ===== Windows specific Heat issues ===== | ||
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| The user data script can keep track of the current state before a reboot by using custom registry values in order to resume execution at the desired point during the next boot. | The user data script can keep track of the current state before a reboot by using custom registry values in order to resume execution at the desired point during the next boot. | ||
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| + | Access to Linux instances can be performed via SSH without using a password by employing public key authentication and a keypair deployed via Nova. Windows can use client certificate authentication with WinRM for this objective, as described [[http:// | ||
| ==== Domain join passwords ==== | ==== Domain join passwords ==== | ||
heat-windows.txt · Last modified: 2014/04/14 22:23 by admin
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