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[Bug 1361271] [NEW] ipv6 routers don't define a default route

 

Public bug reported:

When a router is created between two IPv6 networks with a gateway on one
of these networks, the router fails to setup a default route to the
gateway. This causes IPv6 traffic not to be forwarded to external
networks.

The problem is characterized by the fact that the function
external_gateway_added don't handle the IPv6 case. This may be solved by
backporting the commit 9e1c61b93ab3523bc1b5510775c1ee3331097f21 to
Icehouse.

Combined with bugfixing #1355195, this enables functional IPv6 routers.

** Affects: neutron
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: ipv6

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Title:
  ipv6 routers don't define a default route

Status in OpenStack Neutron (virtual network service):
  New

Bug description:
  When a router is created between two IPv6 networks with a gateway on
  one of these networks, the router fails to setup a default route to
  the gateway. This causes IPv6 traffic not to be forwarded to external
  networks.

  The problem is characterized by the fact that the function
  external_gateway_added don't handle the IPv6 case. This may be solved
  by backporting the commit 9e1c61b93ab3523bc1b5510775c1ee3331097f21 to
  Icehouse.

  Combined with bugfixing #1355195, this enables functional IPv6
  routers.

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