Difference between revisions of "FeatureWishlist"
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** NICs may be exchanged in a server, or a blade may be added to a switch. Re-discovering the object would add/change ports and other attributes, but wouldn't delete any existing data unless confirmed by the user. | ** NICs may be exchanged in a server, or a blade may be added to a switch. Re-discovering the object would add/change ports and other attributes, but wouldn't delete any existing data unless confirmed by the user. | ||
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* Allow duplicate IPv4 networks, at least for the private space. | * Allow duplicate IPv4 networks, at least for the private space. | ||
** When assigning a non-unique IP to an object, ask the user to specify which subnet it is from. | ** When assigning a non-unique IP to an object, ask the user to specify which subnet it is from. |
Revision as of 23:26, 19 October 2013
Feature Wishlist
This is a random list of desired features.
- Clone an object
- Some attributes would be copied (SW version, RAM) but some would not (serial number, MAC addresses)
- Re-discover an object
- NICs may be exchanged in a server, or a blade may be added to a switch. Re-discovering the object would add/change ports and other attributes, but wouldn't delete any existing data unless confirmed by the user.
- Allow duplicate IPv4 networks, at least for the private space.
- When assigning a non-unique IP to an object, ask the user to specify which subnet it is from.
- Provide an 'Integrity Check' report which lists problems
- Tables using the MyISAM engine which should be using InnoDB
- Missing system-level rows (Attributes, for example)
- Missing foreign keys or triggers
- Invalid data which cannot be constrained using foreign keys (EntityLink, for example)
- Manage plugins from the web interface
- Install/uninstall, enable/disable capability capability
- Install/uninstall features handle DB table creation/destruction