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2014-06-09 18:22:08 -0500 smaffulli

In GRE why the VLAN tag is stripped out before sending it in tunnel rather than sending the VLAN tagged Packet?

• neutron
• gre
• vlan_id
• ml2plugin

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2014-06-10 14:21:18 -0500 timoteoverde

Why In Openstack Neutron with 'GRE' configured, two saparete OVS bridges ('br_tun' and 'br_int') are used rather than using a single OVS bridge?

• multi-tenancy
• neutron
• tunnel
• design
• ovs

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Physical machines Virtual Machines and Domain relationships

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VLAN mode with a default shared VLAN

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