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[Bug 1356464] [NEW] Assigning a FIP to a VIP port does not work, if the VIP resides in a subnet that is associated with a DVR router residing in "dvr_snat" node without nova service.
Public bug reported:
With DVR routers for FIP to work, there has to be a FIP Namespace that should be created and an IR Namespace.
But when a LBaaS VIP port is created on a Subnet that is part of the DVR router, the IR Namespace is not created for the VIP port since that port is not a Compute Port.
There are some corner cases here, when there are VMs in a node then the
IR's for that subnet is already created and so the FIP namespace also
will be created.
The issue will only be seen if the compute and the VIP ports are
separated apart.
** Affects: neutron
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: l3-dvr-backlog
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Title:
Assigning a FIP to a VIP port does not work, if the VIP resides in a
subnet that is associated with a DVR router residing in "dvr_snat"
node without nova service.
Status in OpenStack Neutron (virtual network service):
New
Bug description:
With DVR routers for FIP to work, there has to be a FIP Namespace that should be created and an IR Namespace.
But when a LBaaS VIP port is created on a Subnet that is part of the DVR router, the IR Namespace is not created for the VIP port since that port is not a Compute Port.
There are some corner cases here, when there are VMs in a node then
the IR's for that subnet is already created and so the FIP namespace
also will be created.
The issue will only be seen if the compute and the VIP ports are
separated apart.
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