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subhash yedugundla updated CLOUDSTACK-9889:
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Description:
List of scenarios covered
*Dedication of guest Vlan range*
Admin should be allowed dedicate guest vlan ranges to a domain
While dedicating a guest Vlan range
If the range overlaps with any of the existing dedicated range then extend the
existing dedicated range
Otherwise add it as a new dedicated guest Vlan range
If the range doesn’t exist in the system then the request should fail
If any of the vlan in the range is in use by a network that belongs to a
different account of different domain then the request should fail
*Releasing guest Vlan range*
Admin should be allowed to release a dedicated guest vlan range that is
dedicated to a domain back to the system pool
If the range is not dedicated to the domain then the request should fail
Even If one/more of the Vlans belonging to the range is in use by a network the
range should be released back to the system pool
The vlans that are in use should continue to be in use by the network
*Network implementation*
If the network belongs to an account that has a dedicated range of Vlans then a
Vlan from the account's dedicated range should be allocated to the network
If an account uses up all of its dedicated Vlan’s the next network being
created for the account should be assigned a Vlan that belongs to the domain
pool
Otherwise, a Vlan should be allocated from the free pool i.e. Vlan range
belonging to the zone
*Network creation*
If a Vlan id is specified and if this id belongs to a dedicated Vlan range of a
different account/domain then the creation should fail
If a Vlan id is specified and if this id belongs to the system pool but the
network owner has a range of dedicated range of vlans then the creation should
fail
*Domain deletion*
Guest Ip ranges and vlans dedicated to the domain should be released back to
the free pool
*Account deletion*
When an account is deleted, the IP ranges and vlans associated with the account
should be moved to system pool.
> Dedicate guest vlan ip range to a domain
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>
> Key: CLOUDSTACK-9889
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLOUDSTACK-9889
> Project: CloudStack
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Security Level: Public(Anyone can view this level - this is the
> default.)
> Reporter: subhash yedugundla
>
> List of scenarios covered
> *Dedication of guest Vlan range*
> Admin should be allowed dedicate guest vlan ranges to a domain
> While dedicating a guest Vlan range
> If the range overlaps with any of the existing dedicated range then extend
> the existing dedicated range
> Otherwise add it as a new dedicated guest Vlan range
> If the range doesn’t exist in the system then the request should fail
> If any of the vlan in the range is in use by a network that belongs to a
> different account of different domain then the request should fail
> *Releasing guest Vlan range*
> Admin should be allowed to release a dedicated guest vlan range that is
> dedicated to a domain back to the system pool
> If the range is not dedicated to the domain then the request should fail
> Even If one/more of the Vlans belonging to the range is in use by a network
> the range should be released back to the system pool
> The vlans that are in use should continue to be in use by the network
> *Network implementation*
> If the network belongs to an account that has a dedicated range of Vlans then
> a Vlan from the account's dedicated range should be allocated to the network
> If an account uses up all of its dedicated Vlan’s the next network being
> created for the account should be assigned a Vlan that belongs to the domain
> pool
> Otherwise, a Vlan should be allocated from the free pool i.e. Vlan range
> belonging to the zone
> *Network creation*
> If a Vlan id is specified and if this id belongs to a dedicated Vlan range of
> a different account/domain then the creation should fail
> If a Vlan id is specified and if this id belongs to the system pool but the
> network owner has a range of dedicated range of vlans then the creation
> should fail
> *Domain deletion*
> Guest Ip ranges and vlans dedicated to the domain should be released back to
> the free pool
> *Account deletion*
> When an account is deleted, the IP ranges and vlans associated with the
> account should be moved to system pool.
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