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Allows limiting the pool of IP addresses to allocate IPs from.
-Enables coordination of multiple Attractors when they share
the same external network.
-Can be also used to exclude reserved IPs of Gateway Routers.
Example:
ipv4-prefix: 169.254.100.0-169.254.100.100/24
ipv6-prefix: 100:100::0-100:100::100/64;100:100::2000-100:100::ffff/64
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Changes allows to limit the pool of IP addresses in a network to allocate IPs from.
IP ranges can be concatenated using a semicolon.
Examples:
The change are backward compatible. However if a whole network is specified, it is not allowed to specify additional ranges (no concatenation alllowed).
Description
Requires: networkservicemesh/cmd-nse-remote-vlan#110
Issue link
#321
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