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This commit uses EUI64 for SLAAC and stateless IPv6 address when subnet id in fixed_ip is specified. After this patch, all the ports created on a subnet which has ipv6_address_mod=slaac or ipv6_address_mod=dhcpv6-stateless will use EUI64 as the address. This patch also checks if fixed IP address is specified for a IPv6 subnet with address mode slaac or dhcpv6-stateless during creating or updating a port. If yes, raise InvalidInput error to stop the port creation or update. Remove unit test test_generated_duplicate_ip_ipv6 because fixed_ip should not be specified for a slaac subnet. Change-Id: Ie481cfb2f4313baf44bf1a838ebda374a5c74c6a Closes-Bug: 1330826
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