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This completes the blueprint effort to integrate the Cisco VPNaaS drivers with the Cisco L3 router plugin for a VPN solution that uses an in-band Cisco CSR (versus out-of-band, as is currently). The VPNaaS service driver is modified to no longer read router configuration from an INI file, but instead, will query the L3 router plugin for this information. The config loading logic is removed. The router information is transformed and passed to the device driver for use by the REST client. The L3 router plugin now provides two methods to provide the needed router and hosting device info. In addition, the template and snippets used to provision the Cisco CSR are modified to have the needed VPN settings and to change the VRF configuration to the new style to support VPN REST API calls with VRF info. The VPNaaS device driver was modified to provide the VRF name as part of the URI for several VPN REST API calls, as needed for this solution. The device driver uses the additional VRF and interface information that is provided by the service driver. The unit tests were updated to reflect the usage of VRF names, and the new logic for checking router information. Change-Id: I6ee17f91a25db7bff3ebbeb8d482de1c31a77035 Implements: blueprint cisco-vpnaas-and-router-integration
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