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When a gateway is set to a distributed router, the router checks for the interfaces associated with the router and based on the number of interfaces the router creates "csnat" interface ports that would be used by the SNAT service in the Service Node. When a gateway is cleared, the plugin should delete the "csnat" interface ports. In the current code, it is deleting the port and re-creating the port with a different id. A check need to be made before it creates a new port to make sure that the router has a valid gateway port. This is a bug and this patch fixes this issue. Change-Id: I84f1795360b3693a025b5fa3454bf9efc7e503ae Closes-Bug: #1350089
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