Hi,
If possible I would like to address the bug as follows:
1. When a network is created the user will be able to configure a base
MAC address. If a base MAC address is not allocated by the user then a
base MAC will be read from the Quantum configuration file (the default
will be "fa:16:3e:00:00:00"
2. When a port is allocated on the network then a unique MAC address
between "fa:16:3e:00:00:00" and "fa:16:3e:ff:ff:ff" will be allocated.
3. When a port is deleted then the allocated MAC address will be
returned to a pool of MAC addresses for the network.
From what I can see from the code the proposed V2 API enabled the user
to configure MAC ranges for networks. The edge case for this approach is
when the MAC ranges has allocated all of the addresses, which implies
that a port cannot be allocated. If possible I would like to change
this. Any thoughts or comments?
Is anyone aware of a registered OpenStack MAC range?
Thanks
Gary
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