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Could not get facts from proxy %{url}: %{error} Create Host Create Rule Create a discovered host for testing (use /facts to create new hosts) Create a discovery rule Create bond interfaces Customize Host DHCP filename option (Grub2 or PXELinux by default) Delete Delete %s? Delete a discovered host Delete a rule Delete rule '%s'? Destroyed selected hosts Details Disable Disable rule '%s'? Discovered Hosts Discovered host '%{host}' has all NICs filtered out, filter: %{filter} Discovered host: %s Discovered hosts are provisioning now Discovered hosts are rebooting now Discovered hosts from Foreman server at %{foreman_url} Discovered hosts summary Discovery Kexec template Discovery Proxy Discovery Proxy to use within this subnet for managing connection to discovered hosts Discovery Rules Discovery fact parser does not work with non-discovery host '%{host}' Discovery hostname naming pattern Discovery location Discovery organization DiscoveryRule|Enabled DiscoveryRule|Name DiscoveryRule|Priority DiscoveryRule|Query Disk Count Disk count Disks Size Disks size Do not allow to discover existing managed host matching MAC of a provisioning NIC (errors out early) Domain will be appended automatically. A hostname based on MAC address will be used when left blank. Edit %s Enable Enable rule '%s'? Error on existing NIC Errors during auto provisioning: %s Errors during reboot: %s Execute rules against a discovered host Execute rules against all currently discovered hosts Expected discovery_fact '%s' is missing, unable to detect primary interface and set hostname Extra facter columns to show in host lists (separate by comma) Fact + prefix Fact columns Fact name to use for primary interface detection Facts could not be imported Facts refreshed for %s Failed to auto provision host %s: %s Failed to reboot host %s Failed to reboot host %{hostname} with error %{error_message} Failed to reboot hosts with error %s Failed to refresh facts for %s Failed to refresh facts for %{hostname} with error %{error_message} Force DNS Force DNS entries creation when provisioning discovered host Foreman discovered hosts summary Hardware Hardware facts Highlighted facts Highlights Host Host %{host} was provisioned with rule %{rule} Host Group Host group location %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host group locations %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host group organization %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host group organizations %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host of type %s can not be rebooted Hostname facts Hostname for provisioned hosts Hostname prefix Hostnames must not start with numbers. A good approach is to use unique information provided by facter (MAC address, BIOS or serial ID). Hosts Hosts Limit Hosts/Limit ID of Discovery Proxy to use within this subnet for managing connection to discovered hosts IP Address IP address IPMI IPMI facts Identifier Image API processing error: %{msg} (HTTP/%{code}, body: %{body}) Image API returned HTTP/%{code} with '%{body} In addition to @host attribute function rand for random integers is available. Examples: Init RAM kexec URL is invalid: '%s' Interface fact Interfaces Invalid facts, must be a Hash Invalid facts: hash does not contain a valid value for any of the facts in the discovery_hostname setting: %s Invalid hostname: Could not normalize the hostname Invalid user type of %s was provided Kernel kexec URL is invalid: '%s' Kexec template not associated with operating system Last Facts Upload Learn more about this in the documentation. List all discovered hosts List all discovery rules List all fact values of a given discovered host List of facts to use for the hostname (separated by comma, first wins) Location Locations Lock PXE Locked PXEGrub template name Locked PXEGrub2 template name Locked PXELinux template name MAC address MAC-based name Maximum hosts provisioned with this rule (0 = unlimited) Memory Miscellaneous Model N/A Name Network Network facts New Discovery Rule New in the last 24 hours No discovered hosts available No discovered hosts for the selected period No discovered hosts found in this context. No discovered hosts to provision No discovered hosts to reboot No hostgroup associated with rule '%s' No hosts selected No hosts were found with that id or name No new discovered hosts for this period No rule found for host %s Not reported in more than 7 days One or more hosts have been discovered Organization Organizations PXEGrub template to be used when pinning a host to discovery PXEGrub2 template to be used when pinning a host to discovery PXELinux template to be used when pinning a host to discovery Please Confirm Primary Provision Provision %s Provision a discovered host Random name Reboot Rebooting %s Rebooting a discovered host Rebooting all discovered hosts Rebooting host %s Rebuild DNS for %s Refresh facts Refreshing the facts of a discovered host Regex to organize facts for hardware section Regex to organize facts for highlights section - e.g. ^(abc|cde)$ Regex to organize facts for ipmi section Regex to organize facts for network section Regex to organize facts for software section Regex to organize facts for storage section Reloading kernel on %s Reported in the last 7 days Rule disabled Rule enabled Rule priority (lower integer means higher priority) Select Action Select all items in this page Select location Select organization Show a discovered host Show a discovery rule Software Software facts Something went wrong while selecting hosts - %s Specify target hostname template pattern in the same syntax as in Provisioning Templates (ERB). Storage Storage facts Submit Subnet Successfully provisioned %s Summary from %{time} ago to %{now} Summary report for discovered hosts from Foreman Target host group for this rule with all properties set The default location to place discovered hosts in The default organization to place discovered hosts in The default prefix to use for the host name, must start with a letter The following hosts were not deleted: %s This might take a while, as all hosts, facts and reports will be destroyed as well This page shows discovered bare-metal or virtual nodes waiting to be provisioned. Type Type of name generator UUID to track orchestration tasks status, GET /api/orchestration/:UUID/tasks Unable to find a discovery rule, no host provided (check permissions) Unable to find primary NIC with %{mac} specified via '%{fact}', NIC filter: %{filter} Unable to perform kexec on %{name} via %{url}: %{msg} Unable to provision %{host}: %{errors} Unable to reboot %{name} via %{url}: %{msg} Update a rule Upload facts for a host, creating the host if required When creating hostname patterns, make sure the resulting host names are unique. can't contain white spaces. defines a pattern to assign human-readable hostnames to the matching hosts enables to limit maximum amount of provisioned hosts per rule filter results flag is used for temporary shutdown of rules hash containing facts for the host with minimum set of facts: discovery_bootif, macaddress_eth0, ipaddress, ipaddress_eth0, interfaces: eth0 (example in case primary interface is named eth0) items selected. Uncheck to Clear location ID for provisioned hosts must be present. must start with a letter or ERB. not required if it's a virtual machine not required if using a subnet with DHCP proxy number of entries per request organization ID for provisioned hosts paginate results puts the rules in order, low numbers go first. Must be greater then zero query to match discovered hosts for the particular rule represents rule name shown to the users required if value is not inherited from host group or default password in settings sort results the hostgroup that is used to auto provision a host Project-Id-Version: foreman_discovery 15.0.0
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%s - The following hosts are about to be changed %s ago %s discovered hosts were provisioned Foreman Discovered hosts summary A summary of discovered hosts Actions Assign Location Assign Organisation Associated Hosts Auto Provision Auto provisioning Automatic bond interface (if another interface is detected on the same VLAN via LLDP) Automatically generate PXE configuration to pin a newly discovered host to discovery Automatically provision newly discovered hosts, according to the provisioning rules Automatically reboot or kexec discovered host during provisioning Back CPUs Cancel Clean all facts Clean all reported facts during provisioning (except discovery facts) Collapse All Command line options for kexec during PXE-less provisioning. Could not get facts from proxy %{url}: %{error} Create Host Create Rule Create a discovered host for testing (use /facts to create new hosts) Create a discovery rule Create bond interfaces Customise Host DHCP filename option (Grub2 or PXELinux by default) Delete Delete %s? Delete a discovered host Delete a rule Delete rule '%s'? Destroyed selected hosts Details Disable Disable rule '%s'? Discovered Hosts Discovered host '%{host}' has all NICs filtered out, filter: %{filter} Discovered host: %s Discovered hosts are provisioning now Discovered hosts are rebooting now Discovered hosts from Foreman server at %{foreman_url} Discovered hosts summary Discovery Kexec template Discovery Proxy Discovery Proxy to use within this subnet for managing connection to discovered hosts Discovery Rules Discovery fact parser does not work with non-discovery host '%{host}' Discovery hostname naming pattern Discovery location Discovery organisation Enabled Name Priority Query Disk Count Disk count Disks Size Disks size Do not allow to discover existing managed host matching MAC of a provisioning NIC (errors out early) Domain will be appended automatically. A hostname based on MAC address will be used when left blank. Edit %s Enable Enable rule '%s'? Error on existing NIC Errors during auto provisioning: %s Errors during reboot: %s Execute rules against a discovered host Execute rules against all currently discovered hosts Expected discovery_fact '%s' is missing, unable to detect primary interface and set hostname Extra facter columns to show in host lists (separate by comma) Fact + prefix Fact columns Fact name to use for primary interface detection Facts could not be imported Facts refreshed for %s Failed to auto provision host %s: %s Failed to reboot host %s Failed to reboot host %{hostname} with error %{error_message} Failed to reboot hosts with error %s Failed to refresh facts for %s Failed to refresh facts for %{hostname} with error %{error_message} Force DNS Force DNS entries creation when provisioning discovered host Foreman discovered hosts summary Hardware Hardware facts Highlighted facts Highlights Host Host %{host} was provisioned with rule %{rule} Host Group Host group location %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host group locations %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host group organisation %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host group organisations %s must also be associated to the discovery rule Host of type %s can not be rebooted Hostname facts Hostname for provisioned hosts Hostname prefix Hostnames must not start with numbers. A good approach is to use unique information provided by facter (MAC address, BIOS or serial ID). Hosts Hosts Limit Hosts/Limit ID of Discovery Proxy to use within this subnet for managing connection to discovered hosts IP Address IP address IPMI IPMI facts Identifier Image API processing error: %{msg} (HTTP/%{code}, body: %{body}) Image API returned HTTP/%{code} with '%{body} In addition to @host attribute function rand for random integers is available. Examples: Init RAM kexec URL is invalid: '%s' Interface fact Interfaces Invalid facts, must be a Hash Invalid facts: hash does not contain a valid value for any of the facts in the discovery_hostname setting: %s Invalid hostname: Could not normalise the hostname Invalid user type of %s was provided Kernel kexec URL is invalid: '%s' Kexec template not associated with operating system Last Facts Upload Learn more about this in the documentation. List all discovered hosts List all discovery rules List all fact values of a given discovered host List of facts to use for the hostname (separated by comma, first wins) Location Locations Lock PXE Locked PXEGrub template name Locked PXEGrub2 template name Locked PXELinux template name MAC address MAC-based name Maximum hosts provisioned with this rule (0 = unlimited) Memory Miscellaneous Model N/A Name Network Network facts New Discovery Rule New in the last 24 hours No discovered hosts available No discovered hosts for the selected period No discovered hosts found in this context. No discovered hosts to provision No discovered hosts to reboot No hostgroup associated with rule '%s' No hosts selected No hosts were found with that id or name No new discovered hosts for this period No rule found for host %s Not reported in more than 7 days One or more hosts have been discovered Organisation Organisations PXEGrub template to be used when pinning a host to discovery PXEGrub2 template to be used when pinning a host to discovery PXELinux template to be used when pinning a host to discovery Please Confirm Primary Provision Provision %s Provision a discovered host Random name Reboot Rebooting %s Rebooting a discovered host Rebooting all discovered hosts Rebooting host %s Rebuild DNS for %s Refresh facts Refreshing the facts of a discovered host Regex to organise facts for hardware section Regex to organise facts for highlights section - e.g. ^(abc|cde)$ Regex to organise facts for IPMI section Regex to organise facts for network section Regex to organise facts for software section Regex to organise facts for storage section Reloading kernel on %s Reported in the last 7 days Rule disabled Rule enabled Rule priority (lower integer means higher priority) Select Action Select all items in this page Select location Select organisation Show a discovered host Show a discovery rule Software Software facts Something went wrong while selecting hosts - %s Specify target hostname template pattern in the same syntax as in Provisioning Templates (ERB). Storage Storage facts Submit Subnet Successfully provisioned %s Summary from %{time} ago to %{now} Summary report for discovered hosts from Foreman Target host group for this rule with all properties set The default location to place discovered hosts in The default organisation to place discovered hosts in The default prefix to use for the host name, must start with a letter The following hosts were not deleted: %s This might take a while, as all hosts, facts and reports will be destroyed as well This page shows discovered bare-metal or virtual nodes waiting to be provisioned. Type Type of name generator UUID to track orchestration tasks status, GET /api/orchestration/:UUID/tasks Unable to find a discovery rule, no host provided (check permissions) Unable to find primary NIC with %{mac} specified via '%{fact}', NIC filter: %{filter} Unable to perform kexec on %{name} via %{url}: %{msg} Unable to provision %{host}: %{errors} Unable to reboot %{name} via %{url}: %{msg} Update a rule Upload facts for a host, creating the host if required When creating hostname patterns, make sure the resulting host names are unique. can't contain white spaces. defines a pattern to assign human-readable hostnames to the matching hosts enables to limit maximum amount of provisioned hosts per rule filter results flag is used for temporary shutdown of rules hash containing facts for the host with minimum set of facts: discovery_bootif, macaddress_eth0, ipaddress, ipaddress_eth0, interfaces: eth0 (example in case primary interface is named eth0) items selected. Uncheck to Clear location ID for provisioned hosts must be present. must start with a letter or ERB. not required if it's a virtual machine not required if using a subnet with DHCP proxy number of entries per request organisation ID for provisioned hosts paginate results puts the rules in order, low numbers go first. Must be greater then zero query to match discovered hosts for the particular rule represents rule name shown to the users required if value is not inherited from host group or default password in settings sort results the hostgroup that is used to auto provision a host