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Yamamoto assumption in #4 is correct, this is about migrating to the starting point. E.g someone set up Openstack Kilo and then upgraded each release until newton; or a later release; with routed networks capabilities. In this scenario the user could not have created routed networks from the beginning, and thus the ability to migrate to the starting point would be beneficial.
1) Would the network have only one segment?
Yes.
In the TripleO usecase where I see the benefit to do this we only have on segment in each network.
2) Would the segment to assign to the subnet be the same as the original segment in the network? or
3) Would the segment to be assigned to the subnet be in the same physnet as the original segment in the network?
I am not sure I fully understand the difference, but either the original segment or a segment with the same same "provider: