Currently if there is more than one interface (openstack port) on a single network only the first interfaces's IP address is available to the scripts as $network_name. If there is more than one subnet associated with a particular network (i.e. IPv4 and IPv6) openstack assigns IP addresses from both but the value of $network_name in the scripts is randomly assigned between the two.
Create new environmental variable called $network_name_ips that has all of the ips, subnets and interface ids.
This references issue openbaton/NFVO#280 and should be pulled with openbaton/NFVO#281
marcellom
commented
6 years ago
Currently if there is more than one interface (openstack port) on a single network only the first interfaces's IP address is available to the scripts as $network_name. If there is more than one subnet associated with a particular network (i.e. IPv4 and IPv6) openstack assigns IP addresses from both but the value of $network_name in the scripts is randomly assigned between the two.
Create new environmental variable called $network_name_ips that has all of the ips, subnets and interface ids.
This references issue openbaton/NFVO#280 and should be pulled with openbaton/NFVO#281