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[Stephen Ma <stephenbma43@xxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

We want a way to change a VM port’s network when the VM’s operating
system does not support online removal and addition of devices.

These are the steps to accomplish this:
Given a running VM. We want to change the network of <vm-port-id>.  No floating IP is associated with the VM.

# openstack port set –no-fixed-ip <vm-port-id>
# openstack port set –network-id <new-net-id> <vm-port-id>
# openstack port set –fixed-ip subnet=<new-subnet> <vm-port-id>

Neutron-server succeeds  with changing the port’s network-id if:

    1. The new network belongs to the same project as the original network.
    2. The port has no fixed-ip addresses on it.
    3. The port’s mac address is unused on the new network.
    4. The new network’s MTU is greater than or equal to the old network’s.

Some operating systems may be unable to handle online addition and
deletion of devices.  We want a way of changing a VM’s port’s network
that does not rely on the guest operating system supporting these
capabilities.

The change is done by making the port’s network-id attribute to allow
PUT requests. Neutron api server checks whether the 4 criteria are met.
Then it will proceed with updating the port. When the new fixed-ip is
set, the user will have to login to the VM’s console and manually change
the guest OS’s configuration to make use of the new IP address.

** Affects: neutron
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  [RFE] A port's network should be changable

Status in neutron:
  New

Bug description:
  We want a way to change a VM port’s network when the VM’s operating
  system does not support online removal and addition of devices.

  These are the steps to accomplish this:
  Given a running VM. We want to change the network of <vm-port-id>.  No floating IP is associated with the VM.

  # openstack port set –no-fixed-ip <vm-port-id>
  # openstack port set –network-id <new-net-id> <vm-port-id>
  # openstack port set –fixed-ip subnet=<new-subnet> <vm-port-id>

  Neutron-server succeeds  with changing the port’s network-id if:

      1. The new network belongs to the same project as the original network.
      2. The port has no fixed-ip addresses on it.
      3. The port’s mac address is unused on the new network.
      4. The new network’s MTU is greater than or equal to the old network’s.

  Some operating systems may be unable to handle online addition and
  deletion of devices.  We want a way of changing a VM’s port’s network
  that does not rely on the guest operating system supporting these
  capabilities.

  The change is done by making the port’s network-id attribute to allow
  PUT requests. Neutron api server checks whether the 4 criteria are
  met.  Then it will proceed with updating the port. When the new fixed-
  ip is set, the user will have to login to the VM’s console and
  manually change the guest OS’s configuration to make use of the new IP
  address.

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