Hy there!

We have a setup, with the network type, when the compute nodes have vlan interfaces, and those are bridged into OVS. Those networks have public ipv4 and ipv6 subnets, and they given to users, so they can get VPS like public IP, if they want.

My problem is one of our customer, who want a routed subnet to his public IP address... We are an ISP, so routing that on our routers will not a thing, i have problems with this setup in openstack.

So, if I route a v4 /29 to my public IP, the packages wil came by on security group and the host can see incomeing ICMP packets, but the reply will fall on the compute node's iptables ruleset. If i just add a rule to FORWARD chain, whic allows the routed subnet go out from the tenant (-I FORWARD -s x.x.x.x/29 -j ACCEPT) it will starts working...

Are there any ways, how can we do this without start to maintain IP lists, and "hack" the dynamic firewall with some static rules on the compute nodes?

Thanks:
 Peter

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