Previously infrared just selected the first network from the list of
networks to create the router on. If that happened to be a network
which was IPv6 only, we'd get an error like:
Bad floatingip request: Network does not contain any IPv4 subnet.
This autoselection is still the default behavior, but the network
topology configuration can override it via a variable in the router
config.
Previously infrared just selected the first network from the list of networks to create the router on. If that happened to be a network which was IPv6 only, we'd get an error like:
Bad floatingip request: Network does not contain any IPv4 subnet.
This autoselection is still the default behavior, but the network topology configuration can override it via a variable in the router config.