i have 2 networks (private and public), i have 2 routers (both routers are between the two networks),
now all instances created after the creation of the second router have low ping success rate, what should i do to solve the issue? (other then removing all and rebuilding my network...)
isn't this a workaround? you can probably do everything from the DB, but will it be good for the environment? i don't like doing those kind of things (from experience) and i think there should be a procedure of openstack to do this...
You can login into your openstack database and delete the 2nd router manually.
Router table will be shown in neutron database.
It may ask for foreign / primary key dependencies. Walk through the dependencies & delete / solve them too.
Asked: 2014-11-19 02:25:41 -0500
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Last updated: Nov 20 '14
What for you need second router ( if private network is the same) ? I would try to have just one.
i really don't need the extra router, it's actually the cause of the ping loss... i just want to remove the extra router if only i could get the router to detach itself from the private network...
Via dashboard try to remove interface to private network and unset gateway
Try via CLI
tried that, getting the same error... i think that i need to remove all floating IPs and then i'll be able to delete the router, this probably means some downtime
Error report should point you to the reason. I am afraid , that if you have VMs routed via routerX, you won't be able remove the routerX until this VMs exist.