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Hi,
What is the reason for using gateway chassis for self-service network routing? If the SNAT is not enabled for the Routers, the host routes of the VM can be advertised to the underlay.
And also, for the BGP agent, instead of using kernel space for BGP next-hop, the solution BGP floating IPs over l2 segmented network seems a promising feature. It allows a BGP next-hop address space that can be used for advertising the routes. While creating the router, using this feature, a unique ip address can be assigned to every DVR where FRR will use this ip address as a BGP next-hop. This unique address can also be used for distributed SNAT.
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Hi,
What is the reason for using gateway chassis for self-service network routing? If the SNAT is not enabled for the Routers, the host routes of the VM can be advertised to the underlay.
And also, for the BGP agent, instead of using kernel space for BGP next-hop, the solution BGP floating IPs over l2 segmented network seems a promising feature. It allows a BGP next-hop address space that can be used for advertising the routes. While creating the router, using this feature, a unique ip address can be assigned to every DVR where FRR will use this ip address as a BGP next-hop. This unique address can also be used for distributed SNAT.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: