Unable to deploy VMs via UI in advanced networks with SG and IPv6 cidr#3571
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is not used; probably it is a legacy code/table. Therefore, remove the verification that counts the IPs from UserIpv6AddressVO in order to check if it can use the network for deploying new VMs in UI [1]. [1] com.cloud.network.NetworkModelImpl.canUseForDeploy(Network).
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LGTM
With IPv6 we do not need to track free IPs. Everything is calculated based on MAC and CIDR.
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Packaging result: ✔centos6 ✔centos7 ✔debian. JID-266 |
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Merging based on 2x LGTM and 0 errors in regression smoke tests |
Description
When deploying a VM via UI, networks that have all the following characteristics are not listed on the wizard:
This PR fixes it by removing the verification that counts the IPs from UserIpv6AddressVO in order to check if it can use the network for deploying new VMs in UI [1]. Table "user_ipv6_address" (UserIpv6AddressVO) is empty and will always be as it is a legacy code/table, not used in any IP
allocation flow. Therefore, the removed verification should be removed.
[1] com.cloud.network.NetworkModelImpl.canUseForDeploy(Network)
This PR fixes #3570
Why it happens
The Javascript code adds the parameter
canusefordeploy=trueon the API call when the network is an advanced network with security groups. With that, the endpoint (management server) expects "canUseForDeploy" to be true; however, the returned value is false due to not finding IPv6 addresses available in the network, which makes the UI to not list those networks.#3569 IPv6 code cleanup: several PRs will be created in the near future aiming a complete cleanup on IPv6 code in order to avoid such mistakes to repeat
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