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David Johnson authored
Set snmp community appropriately. Turn on spanning tree. Also make sure that VLAN 1 hasn't gotten a control net addr via DHCP. When we remove the current switch config and the switch reverts to its default, it turns on DHCP for VLAN 1. Then, if it manages to get a control net address (i.e., from the new node pool), we have to make sure to unset any IP address in VLAN 1 before assigning one in VLAN 999 (the control net VLAN we use in this static configuration). Otherwise we might end up trying to configure an IP addr in the same subnet on two different VLANs, which the switch won't allow.
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