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This change renames everything to Neutron while providing backwards compatible adjustments for Grizzly configuration files. implements blueprint: remove-use-of-quantum Change-Id: Ie7d07ba7c89857e13d4ddc8f0e9b68de020a3d19 |
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Debug Helper Script for Neutron - Configure export NEUTRON_TEST_CONFIG_FILE=/etc/neutron/debug.ini or export NEUTRON_TEST_CONFIG_FILE=/etc/neutron/l3_agent.ini you can also specify config file by --config-file option - Usage neutron-debug commands probe-create <net-id> Create probe port - create port and interface, then plug it in. This commands returns a port id of a probe port. A probe port is a port which is used to test. The port id is probe id. We can have multiple probe probes in a network, in order to check connectivity between ports. neutron-debug probe-exec probe_id_1 'nc -l 192.168.100.3 22' neutron-debug probe-exec probe_id_2 'nc -vz 192.168.100.4 22' Note: You should use a user and a tenant who has permission to modify network and subnet if you want to probe. For example, you need to be admin user if you want to probe external network. probe-delete <port-id> Delete probe - delete port then uplug probe-exec <port-id> 'command' Exec commands on the namespace of the probe `probe-exec <port-id>` 'interactive command' Exec interactive command (eg, ssh) probe-list List probes probe-clear Clear All probes ping-all --id <network_id> --timeout 1 (optional) ping-all is all-in-one command to ping all fixed ip's in all network or a specified network. In the command probe is automatically created if needed. neutron-debug extends the shell of neutronclient, so you can use all the commands of neutron