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routed.ipv4.network.cidr.auto.allocation.enabled whether the auto-allocation of network CIDR for routed network is enabled or not. True by default. This is an account-level setting.
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routed.ipv4.network.max.cidr.size The maximum value of the cidr size for isolated networks in ROUTED mode
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routed.ipv4.network.min.cidr.size The minimum value of the cidr size for isolated networks in ROUTED mode
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routed.ipv4.vpc.max.cidr.size The maximum value of the cidr size for VPC in ROUTED mode
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routed.ipv4.vpc.min.cidr.size The minimum value of the cidr size for VPC in ROUTED mode
Supported CloudStack API for operators to manage the IPv4 subnets for guest networks are:
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Create Network with Static Routing for IPv4
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To create a network with static routing, users need to navigate to Network -> Add Network -> Isolated, and
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- Choose a network offering with ROUTED mode
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- Specify the gateway and netmask (available for ROOT admin only)
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- OR, specify the cidrsize (available for all users)
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|routed-add-network-cidrsize.png|
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If cidrsize is specified, CloudStack will allocate an IPv4 subnet for guest network to the net network
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- Check if there is an IPv4 subnet with same CIDR size available,
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- If not, and setting "routed.ipv4.network.cidr.auto.allocation.enabled" is true for account, allocate an IPv4 subnet for the new network, from the IPv4 subnet for zone which the account can access.
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- Otherwise, the network creation fails.
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When the network is implemented, the Ipv4 routes are displayed in the network details page.
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|routed-ipv4-routes.png|
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Create Network with Static Routing for IPv6
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The IPv6 static routing has been introduced in Apache CloudStack 4.17.0.0.
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For more information, see `“IPv6 support for isolated networks and VPC Network Tiers” <../plugins/ipv6.html#isolated-network-and-vpc-network-tier>`_.
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Users can create network with static routing for both IPv4 and IPv6, if the network offering supports DualStack.
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Manage IPv4 Routing Firewall
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Users can manage the IPv4 Routing firewalls by navigating to Network -> Guest Networks -> choose a network -> IPv4 Routing Firewall
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|routed-ipv4-routing-firewall.png|
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Supported CloudStack API for operators to manage the IPv4 Routing firewall rules are:
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- **createRoutingFirewallRule** : create an IPv4 routing firewall rule
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- **updateRoutingFirewallRule** : update an IPv4 routing firewall rule
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- **deleteRoutingFirewallRule** : delete an IPv4 routing firewall rule
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- **listRoutingFirewallRules** : list IPv4 routing firewall rules
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