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Message #90974
[Bug 1832758] Re: [RFE] Allow/deny custom ethertypes in security groups
** Changed in: neutron
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1832758
Title:
[RFE] Allow/deny custom ethertypes in security groups
Status in neutron:
Fix Released
Bug description:
Some operators need to allow/deny custom Ethertypes for applications
which use their own non-IP traffic (such as for clustering
applications). The Security Group API only handles specifying behavior
within the IP protocol. With the firewall reference implementation
(OVS Firewall) anything other than IPv4 and IPv6 is subject to the
default deny. This means OpenStack customers have no options to use
OpenStack to permit protocols that use separate ethertypes like
InfiniBand and FCoE.
We propose adding to the Security Group API the capability to specify
standard security group behaviors (allow, deny) for custom ethertypes,
with the aim of implementing these controls in the OVS firewall.
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