
This patch adds support for trunk extensions in the NSXv3 plugin. Now you can create trunk and subports which map to CIF on the backend. i.e. trunk port <-> parent port and subport <-> child port on the backend. If backend fails to update subports, the status of trunk will be set to ERROR. Use OSC commands for trunk CRUD operations. For e.g. Create trunk with a subport: openstack network trunk create --parent-port <parent-port> --subport port=child-port,segmentation-type=vlan,segmentation-id=200 TRUNK_NAME Delete trunk: openstack network trunk delete TRUNK_NAME Change-Id: Iedd47d868d803ca8c52856554885fd7d14668924
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Enabling NSX trunk driver using DevStack
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1. Download DevStack
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2. Enable trunk service and configure following flags in ``local.conf``::
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[[local]|[localrc]]
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# Trunk plugin NSXv3 driver config
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ENABLED_SERVICES+=,q-trunk
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Q_SERVICE_PLUGIN_CLASSES=trunk
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