Setup
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nodeg25 - webUI/horizon
nodeg25, g26 & g27 - cfgm
nodeg26 & g27 - ctrl
nodek8, k9 & k10 - compute
1]. Created 2 Instances with 3 interfaces, one each in l-vn(10.10.10.0/24), r-vn(20.20.20.0/24) and svc-vn-mgmt.
2]. Used the ports of these two instances and formed 2 port-tuples.
3]. Added these port-tuples into a SI.
4]. Added a AAP configuration in the left-interface of the SI as below :
"service_instance_properties": {
"interface_list": [
{
"virtual_network": "default-domain:admin:svc-vn-mgmt"
},
{
"allowed_address_pairs": {
"allowed_address_pair": [
{
"address_mode": "active-standby",
"ip": {
"ip_prefix": "10.10.10.111",
"ip_prefix_len": 32
},
"mac": "00:00:5e:00:01:01"
}
]
},
"virtual_network": "default-domain:admin:l-vn"
},
{
"virtual_network": "default-domain:admin:r-vn"
}
],
5]. the VMAC isn't getting copied. The native MAC is getting used:
<virtual-machine-interface-mac-addresses>
<mac-address>02:39:ae:64:f3:d5</mac-address>
</virtual-machine-interface-mac-addresses>
<virtual-machine-interface-allowed-address-pairs>
<allowed-address-pair>
<ip>
<ip-prefix>10.10.10.111</ip-prefix>
<ip-prefix-len>32</ip-prefix-len>
</ip>
<mac>02:39:ae:64:f3:d5</mac>
<address-mode>active-standby</address-mode>
</allowed-address-pair>
Discussed with Naveen.
Setup is intact.
1]. When no vMAC is specified in the SI AAP configuration , native MAC is used to ping
15:49:33.564217 02:57:2b:38:bb:73 > 02:15:75:33:e4:01, ethertype IPv4 (0x0800), length 98: (tos 0x0, ttl 64, id 0, offset 0, flags [DF], proto ICMP (1), length 84)
10.10.10.3 > 10.10.10.111: ICMP echo request, id 49408, seq 187, length 64
2]. I later change/edit the MAC to the vMAC(00:
There is no change in the if map introspect :
<virtual-
<mac-
</virtual-
<virtual-
<allowed-
<ip>
<ip-
<ip-
</ip>
<mac>
<address-
</allowed-
</virtual-
3]. Deleted the SI and observed the AAP config still present in the if map:
4]. Created the same SI with the vMAC set in the AAP config.
No change is seen, however.
The native MAC is still seen in the if map introspect.
Please take a look at the setup.