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Hello Everyone,<br>
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I have two network nodes, each running<br>
<br>
neutron-dhcp-agent<br>
neutron-l3-agent<br>
neutron-lbaas-agent<br>
neutron-metadata-agent<br>
neutron-plugin-linuxbridge-agent<br>
<br>
I have it set up for vxlan+linuxbridge, and the l3-agents are in an
HA setting.<br>
<br>
The LB doesn't work. When I set it up (LB Pool, Members, Monitor)
via Horizon, no errors pop up, and the info on the page seems to
indicate that everything is set up properly. But when I actually
test it out via the Public Floating IP, it doesn't work.<br>
Whenever I make a Load Balancer instance, with "ip netns list", I
can see a qlbaas name space pop up on any of the nodes. The Floating
IP I assign to the LB pops up on one of the qrouter namespaces/<br>
<br>
I try "ip netns exec <qlbaas name space> ping <lb
pool member ip>", and it is <b>ABLE to ping its pool members.</b><br>
<br>
I try "<i>ip netns exec <qrouter name space> ping
<lb virtual IP></i>". <b>It CANNOT reach the IP.</b><br>
I try "<i>ip netns exec <qrouter name space> ping
<lb pool member ip></i>", and it is <b>ABLE to ping the
instance properly.</b><br>
<br>
<br>
Now, all of this suggests to me that there is something wrong with
the bridging(?) between the two namespaces<br>
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Now my question is: How do I find out what's wrong?<br>
<br>
I know that I can do "brctl show" and "ip netns", but that's about
all I know. How can I trace exactly where the packets get blocked
up? How can I know which ip namespace interfaces use which bridge
interfaces? And other things that might help me diagnose this issue.<br>
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Thanks in advance for any help!<br>
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