We will need to test it to be sure that it will work, but most of the networking in Kubernetes is done at the IP level. It looks like the packet header will identify as TCP with option 30. I suspect that most CNIs will just treat this as TCP traffic.
We will probably need to enable this on all of our servers.
We will need to test it to be sure that it will work, but most of the networking in Kubernetes is done at the IP level. It looks like the packet header will identify as TCP with option 30. I suspect that most CNIs will just treat this as TCP traffic.
We will probably need to enable this on all of our servers.
There may be issues with firewalls.