Initial Rack Setup

ssh wicket@${IP_ADDRESS}%${INTERFACE_NAME} upload < tuf-mupdate.zip

ssh wicket@${IP_ADDRESS}%${INTERFACE_NAME}

ssh wicket@${IP_ADDRESS}%${INTERFACE_NAME} setup upload-cert < ${CERT-CHAIN}.pem

ssh wicket@${IP_ADDRESS}%${INTERFACE_NAME} setup upload-key < ${CERT-KEY}.pem

ssh wicket@${IP_ADDRESS}%${INTERFACE_NAME} setup set-password

ssh wicket@${IP_ADDRESS}%${INTERFACE_NAME} setup get-config > rack.toml

# Delegated external DNS zone name
#
# The rack provides separate external API and console endpoints for each Silo.
# These are named `$silo_name.sys.$external_dns_zone_name`.  For a Silo called
# "eng" with delegated domain "oxide.example", the API would be accessible at
# "eng.sys.oxide.example".  The rack runs external DNS servers that serve A/AAAA
# records for these DNS names.
external_dns_zone_name = ""

# IP addresses for authoritative external DNS servers operated by the rack for
# the DNS domain delegated to the rack by the customer. Each of these addresses
# must be contained in one of the "internal services" IP Pool ranges listed
# below.
external_dns_ips = [
]

# External NTP servers; e.g., "ntp.eng.oxide.computer".
ntp_servers = [
]

# External DNS server IP Addresses; e.g., "1.1.1.1", "9.9.9.9".
dns_servers = [
]

# Ranges of the service IP pool which may be used for internal services.
#
# Elements of this list should be of the form:
#
#    { first = "first_ip", last = "last_ip" }
#
# where `last_ip` is equal to or higher than `first_ip`; e.g.,
#
#    { first = "172.20.26.1", last = "172.20.26.10" }
internal_services_ip_pool_ranges = [
]

# List of sleds to initialize.
#
# Confirm this list contains all expected sleds before continuing!
bootstrap_sleds = [
   (list of sleds auto-discovered from the rack will be displayed here)
]

# Allowlist of source IPs that can make requests to user-facing services.
#
# Use the key:
#
# allow = "any"
#
# to indicate any external IPs are allowed to make requests. This is the default.
#
# Use the below two lines to only allow requests from the specified IP subnets.
# Requests from any other source IPs are refused. Note that individual addresses
# must include the netmask, e.g., "1.2.3.4/32".
#
# allow = "list"
# ips = [ "1.2.3.4/5", "5.6.7.8/10" ]
[allowed_source_ips]
allow = "any"

# network config
[rack_network_config]
infra_ip_first = ""
infra_ip_last = ""

# A table of ports to initialize on the rack. The keys are the switch (switch0,
# switch1) and the port name (qsfp0, qsfp1, etc). Copy and paste this section
# for each port.

[rack_network_config.switch0.qsfp0]

    # Routes associated with this port.
    # { nexthop = "1.2.3.4", destination = "0.0.0.0/0" }
    routes = []

    # Addresses associated with this port.
    # "1.2.3.4/24"
    addresses = []

    # `speed40_g`, `speed100_g`, ...
    uplink_port_speed = ""

    # `none`, `firecode`, or `rs`
    uplink_port_fec = ""

    # Whether or not to set autonegotiation: `true` or `false`
    autoneg = false

    # A list of BGP peers for this port. Copy this section, changing the port name
    # as desired. Remove if not needed.
    [[rack_network_config.switch0.qsfp0.bgp_peers]]

        # The autonomous system number (required). This must match one of the `asn`
        # values in the `[[rack_network_config.bgp]]` section.
        asn = 0

        # The switch port the peer is reachable on (required).
        port = ""

        # The IPv4 address of the peer (required): e.g. 1.2.3.4.
        addr = ""

        # How long to keep a session alive without a keepalive, in seconds.
        hold_time = 6

        # How long to keep a peer in idle after a state machine reset, in seconds.
        idle_hold_time = 3

        # How long to delay sending open messages to a peer, in seconds.
        delay_open = 0

        # The interval in seconds between peer connection retry attempts.
        connect_retry = 3

        # The interval to send keepalive messages at, in seconds.
        keepalive = 2

        # Require that a peer has a specified ASN (optional).
        # remote_asn = 0

        # Require messages from a peer have a minimum IP time to live field (optional).
        # min_ttl = 0

        # If BGP authentication is desired, a key identifier. Multiple peers
        # can share the same key ID, if desired.
        #
        # The actual keys are provided via `wicket setup set-bgp-auth-key`.
        # Currently, only TCP-MD5 authentication is supported.
        # auth_key_id = "key1"

        # Apply the provided multi-exit discriminator (MED) for updates sent to the
        # peer (optional).
        # multi_exit_discriminator = 0

        # Include the provided communities in updates sent to the peer (optional).
        # communities = [28, 47]

        # Apply a local preference to routes sent to the peer (optional).
        # local_pref = 0

        # Enforce that the first AS in paths received from the peer is the
        # peer's AS.
        enforce_first_as = false

        # Apply import policy to this peer with an allowlist of prefixes
        # (optional). Defaults to allowing all prefixes. Use an empty list to
        # indicate that no prefixes are allowed.
        # allowed_import = ["224.0.0.0/8"]

        # Apply export policy to this peer with an allowlist of prefixes
        # (optional). Defaults to allowing all prefixes. Use an empty list to
        # indicate that no prefixes are allowed.
        # allowed_export = []

        # Associate a VLAN ID with this BGP session (optional).
        # vlan_id = 0

[rack_network_config.switch1]

# Optional BGP configuration, as a list of entries. Duplicate or remove this
# section as needed.
[[rack_network_config.bgp]]

# The autonomous system number.
asn = 0

# Prefixes to originate e.g., ["10.0.0.0/16"].
originate = []

ssh wicket@${IP_ADDRESS}%${INTERFACE_NAME} setup set-config < rack.toml