Thank you George for all the help ! Removing field critical. I'm still unsure what part of the deployment added the routing rule to BondM. I think it's part of the default configuration by MAAS. A permanent workaround is to use the advanced-policy-routing charm to add the correct routing to the calico network. I believe this should be added by default to our deployment templates on baremetal. Example :
With 192.168.20.0/24 the OAM network and 10.128.0.0/16 the calico network.
Thank you George for all the help ! Removing field critical. I'm still unsure what part of the deployment added the routing rule to BondM. I think it's part of the default configuration by MAAS. A permanent workaround is to use the advanced- policy- routing charm to add the correct routing to the calico network. I believe this should be added by default to our deployment templates on baremetal. Example :
With 192.168.20.0/24 the OAM network and 10.128.0.0/16 the calico network.
advanced- policy- routing: managed- update: False advanced- routing: True routing- config: |
"table" : "SF1"
"default_ route": true,
"gateway" : "10.147.254.1",
"table" : "SF1"
"from- net": "192.168.20.0/24",
"to- net": "10.128.0.0/16",
"priority" : 0
"from- net": "10.128.0.0/16",
"table" : "SF1",
"priority" : 100
charm: cs:advanced-routing
options:
action-
enable-
advanced-
[ {
"type": "table",
}, {
"type": "route",
}, {
"type": "rule",
}, {
"type": "rule",
} ]