Nah, I think this is fine.

LZ

On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 01:40:35AM -0700, Dominic Cleal wrote:
> > +#### Using the Puppet module
> > +
> > +Click on the "ntp" class in the list, change to the *Smart Class Parameters* tab and select the *server_list* parameter on the left hand side.  Tick the *Override* checkbox so Foreman manages the "server_list" parameter of the class and change the default value if desired, before submitting the page.
> > +
> > +* More info: [Parameterized classes documentation](/manuals/1.2/index.html#4.2.5ParameterizedClasses)
> > +* Screencast: [Parameterized class support in Foreman](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ksr0tilbmcc)
> > +
> > +Change back to the *Hosts* tab and click *Edit* on the Foreman host.  On the *Puppet Classes* tab, expand the *ntp* module and click the + icon to add the *ntp* class to the host, then save the host.
> > +
> > +<div class="alert alert-info">Managed parameters can be overridden when editing an individual host from its <i>Parameters</i> tab.</div>
> > +
> > +Clicking the *YAML* button when back on the host page will show the *ntp* class and the server_list parameter, as passed to Puppet via the ENC (external node classifier) interface.  Re-run `puppet agent --test` on the Foreman host to see the NTP service automatically reconfigured by Puppet and the NTP module.
> > +
> > +#### Adding more Puppet-managed hosts
> > +
> > +Other hosts with Puppet agents installed can use this puppet master by setting `server = foreman.example.com` in puppet.conf.  Sign their certificates in Foreman by going to *More > Configuration > Smart Proxies > Certificates* or using `puppet cert list` and `puppet cert sign` on the puppet master.
> 
> Yes, should I word this better?
> 
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