Self service networks + IPV6 with provider range
Hello, I am installing an openstack infrastructure but i have an issue with the selfservice networks and the ipv6 On my provider network i have the fddd:3138:5d15:18::/64 subnet which is my local server range. I've managed to make the ipv6 works in a SLAAC-SLAAC configuration with a second /64 subnet (fddd:3138:5d15:180::/64) and a static route in my switches (by defining the provider subnet + gateway and selfservice subnet) But my question is : Is it possible to use the "none - slaac" mode (or other) in my selfservice network with the "provider range" fddd:3138:5d15:18::/64 and let my external router advertise the RA for the openstack instances ? Or is it only possible on a "provider" network without a neutron router ? Just like that i don't have to create a second subnet for each vlan we have. I hope it's understandable. Thanks.
Hi, Dnia wtorek, 16 lutego 2021 09:39:26 CET Maxence Sartiaux pisze:
Hello,
I am installing an openstack infrastructure but i have an issue with the selfservice networks and the ipv6
On my provider network i have the fddd:3138:5d15:18::/64 subnet which is my local server range.
I've managed to make the ipv6 works in a SLAAC-SLAAC configuration with a second /64 subnet (fddd:3138:5d15:180::/64) and a static route in my switches (by defining the provider subnet + gateway and selfservice subnet)
But my question is : Is it possible to use the "none - slaac" mode (or other) in my selfservice network with the "provider range" fddd:3138:5d15:18::/64 and let my external router advertise the RA for the openstack instances ? Or is it only possible on a "provider" network without a neutron router ?
According to https://docs.openstack.org/neutron/latest/admin/config-ipv6.html such configuration should works fine.
Just like that i don't have to create a second subnet for each vlan we have.
I hope it's understandable.
Thanks.
-- Slawek Kaplonski Principal Software Engineer Red Hat
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