SOmething is not clear, The customer has its own Domain, to run a VPC with Dynamic routing.
Currently my understanding is: the Domain customer needs access to the vRouter to configure FRR. Which is not possible right now. Now Is not clear to me if the Cloudstack is going to take care of all the Dynamic Routing. If the Cloudstack takes care of all the Dynamic routing: Does the feature exists in 4.20.1 OR Is this an Upcoming feature on 4.22. Do you have a document for Behind the scenes, as the video is not clear about that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiK44dNliDE Tata Y. > On Sep 28, 2025, at 6:43 AM, Wei ZHOU <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > See my inline reply > > > 1) Customer has its own Domain, its not on a root domain, then the customer > > does not have access to the VR. > > 1.1) can I guive access to the VR some how? > > No. > > > 1.2) Is a feature coming on 4.22.0 - makes no sense for a provider to have > > the routed possibility and have to be involved everythime the customer > > creates a VPC or Isolated network. > > try Dynamic Routing > > > > 2) was the VM migration worked for you? right now seems like we have > > problems with the convergence. We are checking our underlay. > > No issues > > > -Wei > > > On Sat, Sep 27, 2025 at 10:11 PM Chi vediamo <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: >> Can you give us an example of the underlay for the Route mode? >> >> 1) Customer has its own Domain, its not on a root domain, then the customer >> does not have access to the VR. >> 1.1) can I guive access to the VR some how? >> 1.2) Is a feature coming on 4.22.0 - makes no sense for a provider to have >> the routed possibility and have to be involved everythime the customer >> creates a VPC or Isolated network. >> >> 2) was the VM migration worked for you? right now seems like we have >> problems with the convergence. We are checking our underlay. >> >> >> Tata Y.
