OpenStack Networking (Neutron)
e1b3e1678d
Make the l3 agent pass the port used by the metadata service to the router namespace proxy when creating it and add also new tests for this. Fixes LP# 1160955 Change-Id: Iec8a5238345b26e70b0aa1dc96a896e26af34722 |
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