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Currently it is not possible to decide from looking at the network metadata whether an IPv6 subnet is using slaac, dhcpv6-stateless or dhcpv6-stateful. So we add ipv6_address_mode information into the subnet metadata when it is available and use that to construct the subnet type. As a result, the type for a subnet with mode SLAAC will be "ipv6_slaac" instead of "ipv6_dhcp" and similarly for the other available modes. Change-Id: I751200a354ec9be2bfd5f94d3e4bbf53dab2c8bb Partial-Bug: 1676363
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15 lines
653 B
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The network.json metadata format has been amended for IPv6 networks
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under Neutron control. The type that is shown has been changed
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from being always set to ``ipv6_dhcp`` to correctly reflecting the
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``ipv6_address_mode`` option in Neutron, so the type now will be
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``ipv6_slaac``, ``ipv6_dhcpv6-stateless`` or ``ipv6_dhcpv6-stateful``.
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upgrade:
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The information in the network.json metadata has been amended,
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for IPv6 networks under Neutron control, the ``type`` field has been
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changed from being always set to ``ipv6_dhcp`` to correctly reflecting
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the ``ipv6_address_mode`` option in Neutron.
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