In order to make sure next time, booting process would use cloud-early-config's
setup, rather than networking scripts to bring up interfaces.
Reviewed-by: Kelven Yang
I can't see why we set eth0 to dhcp by default. It would result in eth0 want to
get a DHCP address from outside. We should always assign ip through
cloud-early-config for it.
But one point is, the priority of cloud-early-config and networking script is
the same. So even networking got some ip from outside, cloud-early-config
should able to override it(if cloud-early-config runs after networking) or
networking script won't get dhcp (if cloud-early-config runs before networking),
so I am not quite understand why router would get DHCP address in fact. Maybe
there are other issues.
The following are summary of changes:
1) when network.disable.rpfilter is set to true, then rp_filter will be disadbled(set to 0) on all the public interfaces and also default setting of the system.
2) when network.disable.rpfilter is set to false, then rp_filter will be enabled(set to 1) on all the public interfaces and also default setting of the system.
3) here public public interface means , eth2 ... ethN. default setting means (/proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/default/rp_filter).
4) Default setting change will have impact on non-public interface. Due to these, rp_filter is always enabled on Non-public interfaces(eth0,eth1 and lo).
5) when a new public interface is created, new interface will take rp_filter value from the default setting.
The following are summary of changes:
1) when network.disable.rpfilter is set to true, then rp_filter will be disadbled(set to 0) on all the public interfaces and also default setting of the system.
2) when network.disable.rpfilter is set to false, then rp_filter will be enabled(set to 1) on all the public interfaces and also default setting of the system.
2) here public public interface means , eth2 ... ethN. default setting means (/proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/default/rp_filter).
3) Default setting change will have impact on non-public interface.if there is no specific setting for other interfaces in /etc/sysctl.conf or otherexplict setting , they will follow this default settings. currently non-public interface like eth0 ,eth1 does not have any specific setting in sysctl.conf, due to this there rp_filters will be changed when ever network.disable.rpfilter setting is changed.
4) default setting is required to changes beacuse when a new public interface is created, new interface will take rp_filter value from the default setting.
Added global config to enable/disable rp_filter for domR.
previous commit: d966906374d4a0cb8fa57326a1f7625c871f64fd
Test Case-1 :
1) Set network.disable.rpfilter global config to true
2) Restart the domR
3) check the settings reflected in proc filesystem
- for public interface like eth2,eth3 : /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/eth2/rp_filter should have 0 , and rest other interfaces should have value of 1
Test Case-2 :
1) set network.disable.rpfilter global config to false
2) Restart the domR
3) check the settings reflected in proc filesystem
- for public interface like eth2,eth3 : /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/eth2/rp_filter should have 1 , and rest other interfaces should also have value of 1
The reason is:
1. In redundant router, we won't enable eth2(public network interface) until
keepalived determine the router is MASTER.
2. ipassoc.sh normally kick in before keepalived process running. And it would
set eth2's IP address using "ip addr add $dev $ip"
3. "ip addr add $dev $ip" won't add mask for the device, then there is no way to
update broadcast address for eth2. Then broadcast address is 0.0.0.0.
4. As long as "ip addr add $dev $ip" executed, later executed "ifconfig $dev $ip
netmask $mask" won't calculated the broadcast address from $ip and $mask.
To fix this, we enable and configure eth2 temporaily when cloud-early-config
executed, then disable eth2 interface. By this way, broadcast address of should
be calculated and set correctly.
status 11083: resolved fixed
The reason is:
1. In redundant router, we won't enable eth2(public network interface) until
keepalived determine the router is MASTER.
2. ipassoc.sh normally kick in before keepalived process running. And it would
set eth2's IP address using "ip addr add $dev $ip"
3. "ip addr add $dev $ip" won't add mask for the device, then there is no way to
update broadcast address for eth2. Then broadcast address is 0.0.0.0.
4. As long as "ip addr add $dev $ip" executed, later executed "ifconfig $dev $ip
netmask $mask" won't calculated the broadcast address from $ip and $mask.
To fix this, we enable and configure eth2 temporaily when cloud-early-config
executed, then disable eth2 interface. By this way, broadcast address of should
be calculated and set correctly.
status 11083: resolved fixed
commit e4fe14a9ce19fbbdb15bbfaad586d80031ca9fbc break redundant router, because
at time of ping, the network is not up for redundant router.
Add timout for ping
The issue happened quite rare, but indeed can show.
And when the issue happen, the status of redundant router would be "Status:
FAULT".
It's due to ipassoc.sh wasn't executed before the system bring eth2 up and go to
master mode, then eth2 wasn't configured correctly. Then "ip route add default
xx" can't complete.
This commit should fixes the issue.
The issue happened quite rare, but indeed can show.
And when the issue happen, the status of redundant router would be "Status:
FAULT".
It's due to ipassoc.sh wasn't executed before the system bring eth2 up and go to
master mode, then eth2 wasn't configured correctly. Then "ip route add default
xx" can't complete.
This commit should fixes the issue.
commit e4fe14a9ce19fbbdb15bbfaad586d80031ca9fbc break redundant router, because
at time of ping, the network is not up for redundant router.
Add timout for ping
