[feature] For OVS-DPDK where iptables isn't available, add NAT rules with OpenFlow#6934
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[feature] For OVS-DPDK where iptables isn't available, add NAT rules with OpenFlow#6934wangguoqin1001 wants to merge 2 commits intoOpenNebula:masterfrom
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Added NAT rules for OVS-DPDK
Prevent duplicated packets from the Internet to the host
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Initial implementation: Added NAT rules for OVS-DPDK using OpenFlow
Description
For OVS-DPDK environments, you can't use iptables to modify packets since they're not in kernel space. To do NAT and offer access to the Internet for the VMs, you need to do NAT inside OpenvSwitch, with OpenFlow.
In the commit are the only OpenFlow rules that I found would make NAT work. Have to manipulate the source and destination MAC addresses for both outgoing and incoming packets manually, as well as output the packets to the desired interfaces.
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