* to enable 1-1 nat for ip/vm use enalbeOneToOneNat api
* to open port range (or multiple port ranges) use createIpForwardingRule api.
* to delete one port range use deleteIpForwardingRule api.
* to disable 1-1 nat use disableOneToOneNat api.
* added new fields to createIpForwardingRule api: startPort/protocol - required, endPort is optional
* updated "firewall_rules" table with a new field "is_one_to_one_nat" (being set when new rule is created)
* API requires network id to be passed in (it was optional before)
* restartNetwork calls restart() method of all network elements in the system, and it's up to the element to decide which actions to take on the restart (for example, for Virtual Router it's IPAssoc/applyPF/applyLBRules).
status 6689: resolved fixed
Changes to destroyNetwork process. Here are the steps:
* shutdown network - shutdowns all network elements (domRs/Dhcps)
* delete network - destroy all network elements, cleanup network's resources (vlans, ip ranges), mark network with Destroyed state and set Removed field
status 7803: resolved fixed
Fix overview:
1) Parameter "isDefault" should be defined as a part of createNetwork
* Virtual network is always default
* Parameter can be specified only for DirectNetwork
* Once parameter is set, there is no way to change it as we don't provide updateNetwork command.
2) Added isDefault parameter to listNetworks command so you can sort by that.
3) DeployVmCmd:
* at least one default network should be set
* if more than 1 default network is set - throw an error
4) Return isDefault information as a part of Nic object for the vm response in deploy/stop/start/listVm
refine ovs plugin, create a separate plugin instead of messing with vmops
refine gre tunnel, maintains tunnel in database instead of plugin
fix an arp issue cause by overlap vlan range
status 7863: resolved fixed
Router cleanp thread is fixed, here is functionality description:
* Runs every "router.cleanup.interval" period of time (1 day by default)
* Stops only domRs running in Advance zone
* Thread Flow:
- gets all Running domRs/dhcps, get their networks, select network that
has to be checked (see criteria below):
- checks that there is only one nic in the op_networks table for the
network, and this nic belongs to domR/dhcp
- Stops domR/dhcp
* Criteria to choose the network:
- Network has to be non-system.
- Network should be one of the following: Guest Virtual (TrafficType=Guest; GuestType=Virtual); Direct Tagged (TrafficType=Public; GuestType=Direct)
Couple of other fixes:
* Added isShared parameter to listNetworks command
* Moved guestType from NetworkOffering to Network
status 7348: resolved fixed
More fixes:
* Update user_statistics on each domR stop/reboot
* Reset dhcpData/userData as a part of domR stop/reboot
* More logging for domR commands
alena
Alex Huang
keshav
Frank
kishan
Chiradeep Vittal
abhishek