Mark McLoughlin
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If you enable CastAsCall, a bunch of issues with the remove_fixed_ip API sample integration test crops up. Firstly, the sample network is getting created with 'fake-mini' from CONF.host as the network host rather than the host UUID generated for the network service in start_service(). This results in allocate_fixed_ip() attempting to invoke an RPC on a non-existant host. Secondly, the test is attempting to remove a fixed IP which was never allocated. Use the add_fixed_ip() test to allocate a fixed IP and then remove that one, which is 10.0.0.3 rather than 10.0.0.2 which is the IP reserved for VPN. Lastly, disable the instance DNS manager because it seems this isn't compatible with multinic. I was getting FloatingIpDNSExists raised. blueprint: oslo-messaging Related-Bug: #1213251 Change-Id: I9854863bbec8834c638c55832411f63da570f82d
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