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Message #53704
[Bug 1602006] [NEW] openvswitch firewall driver IPv6 drop
Public bug reported:
I was testing ovs firewall driver added in https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1461000 .
Environment:
OpenStack: Mitaka
Neutron: 8.1.2
ovs 2.5
linux kernel 4.4
L3 Agent: DVR
L2: ML2 + OVS
My compute has two physical interfaces. p1p2 is used for data traffic and OVS using that interface
ML2 is configured to use firewall_driver 'openvswitch'
I have created a provider network with IPv4 and IPv6 subnets. When I
tried to create an instance attaching directly to provider network, IPv4
security group rules are working as expected. But, the IPv6 traffic is
not going through even though I am seeing the traffic at the physical
interface of OVS.
Attaching my environment details and OVS flow tables for more
investigation.
** Affects: neutron
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
openvswitch firewall driver IPv6 drop
Status in neutron:
New
Bug description:
I was testing ovs firewall driver added in https://bugs.launchpad.net/neutron/+bug/1461000 .
Environment:
OpenStack: Mitaka
Neutron: 8.1.2
ovs 2.5
linux kernel 4.4
L3 Agent: DVR
L2: ML2 + OVS
My compute has two physical interfaces. p1p2 is used for data traffic and OVS using that interface
ML2 is configured to use firewall_driver 'openvswitch'
I have created a provider network with IPv4 and IPv6 subnets. When I
tried to create an instance attaching directly to provider network,
IPv4 security group rules are working as expected. But, the IPv6
traffic is not going through even though I am seeing the traffic at
the physical interface of OVS.
Attaching my environment details and OVS flow tables for more
investigation.
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