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This patch adds to legacy routers (no HA nor DVR) to be connected to a router provider network segment through the gateway interface. The router will be connected to one single segment of the RPN; that means the router will have L2 connectivity to one single subnet. The gateway router port will have an IP address on the subnet CIDR; that will provide connectivity to the broadcast domain of this CIDR (as usual, that doesn't change). The router, in other scenarios, adds the other subnet CIDRs to the router namespace routing table. That allows to SNAT any packet to those CIDRs through the gateway port. In the RPN case those routes are not added because there is no broadcast connectivity with the other subnets. Any packet that needs to reach these other subents, should go through the local segment gateway IP address. This default route is added always into the router namespace. Closes-Bug: #1923592 Change-Id: Ib66b1d7b60eb0ac0a9e3dfd08aae29cb03abde34 |
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