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So I have been stepping through the code and I can confirm that the
'design' method of ExternalGuestNetworkGuru is being hit, but it doesn't do
anything, so it passes off work of creating the network to the 'design'
method of GuestNetworkGuru which assigns 10.1.1.0/24 to the network every
time I cr
Thank you for all your help Murali...
So my Provider has been setup with isExternal = true this whole time.
public static final Provider PaloAlto = new Provider("PaloAlto", true);
If I run a debugger and then create a guest network, I see it enter the
'design' function of the ExternalGuestNetwork
On 28/03/13 10:59 PM, "Will Stevens" wrote:
>I am trying to implement the non-overlapping cidrs right now and I have
>some questions. Does the ExternalGuestNetworkGuru create networks with
>non-overlapping cidrs by default? Or do I need to override it's 'design'
>and 'implement' methods to impl
I am trying to implement the non-overlapping cidrs right now and I have
some questions. Does the ExternalGuestNetworkGuru create networks with
non-overlapping cidrs by default? Or do I need to override it's 'design'
and 'implement' methods to implement non overlapping cidrs?
If I have to write m
