## Remove the restriction for complex passwords password_rules: - '(.*)’ ## Advanced Settings default_admin_user: admin default_admin_password: abc12345 ## External loadbalancer IP or domain ## Or floating IP in OpenStack environment # cluster_lb_address: none cluster_lb_address: 9.16.27.19 ## External loadbalancer IP or domain ## Or floating IP in OpenStack environment # proxy_lb_address: none proxy_lb_address: 9.16.27.25 ## Install in firewall enabled mode # firewall_enabled: false firewall_enabled: false ## Calico Network Settings ## Note that enccw0.0.1000  in the example is the device name of master node. You need to replace ens7  with the actual name of the primary network device on the x86 or Linux on Z server calico_ipip_enabled: true calico_tunnel_mtu: 1350 calico_ip_autodetection_method: interface=eth0,eth1,enccw0.0.1000 ## Note that these following settings already exist on the config.yaml file. ## Ensure you do not add all parameters below. Intead of, update storage-glusterfs ## from disabled to enabled. management_services: istio: disabled vulnerability-advisor: disabled storage-glusterfs: enabled #storage-glusterfs: disabled storage-minio: disabled platform-security-netpols: disabled node-problem-detector-draino: disabled multicluster-endpoint: disabled 

17.In the hosts file ( /opt/icp320/cluster/hosts ), add hostgroup-glusterfs  section with the IP address of each GlusterFS node. Also, ensure that the master, storage, worker, and proxy nodes have the internal IP addresses. See Example 3-42. 

[master] 192.168.0.251 [worker] 192.168.0.253 [proxy] 192.168.0.254 [hostgroup-glusterfs] 192.168.0.245 

