Removing deployment id filter from router advertiser#24785
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This PR removes the deployment ID filtering logic from the router advertiser configuration template. Previously, the router advertiser would not run on devices with deployment_id set to "8", but this restriction is now removed.
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- Removed the conditional check for
DEVICE_METADATA.localhost.deployment_id != "8" - De-indented the nested Jinja2 template logic by one level to maintain proper structure
- Router advertiser will now run on all ToR/EPMS/MgmtTsToR devices with IPv6-enabled VLAN interfaces, regardless of deployment ID
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Why I did it Removed Deployment id filter from router advertiser so as to enable IPV6 Router Advertiser on all TOR (T0) devices for all deployments which have at least one vlan interface Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): 32212243 How I did it Removed Deployment id filter Signed-off-by: Dawei Huang <[email protected]>
Why I did it Removed Deployment id filter from router advertiser so as to enable IPV6 Router Advertiser on all TOR (T0) devices for all deployments which have at least one vlan interface Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): 32212243 How I did it Removed Deployment id filter Signed-off-by: xiaweijiang <[email protected]>
Why I did it Removed Deployment id filter from router advertiser so as to enable IPV6 Router Advertiser on all TOR (T0) devices for all deployments which have at least one vlan interface Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): 32212243 How I did it Removed Deployment id filter
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@vmittal-msft Please approve for 202511 |
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Cherry-pick PR to 202511: #25180 |
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Why I did it Removed Deployment id filter from router advertiser so as to enable IPV6 Router Advertiser on all TOR (T0) devices for all deployments which have at least one vlan interface Work item tracking Microsoft ADO (number only): 32212243 How I did it Removed Deployment id filter Signed-off-by: Feng Pan <[email protected]>
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Removed Deployment id filter from router advertiser so as to enable IPV6 Router Advertiser on all TOR (T0) devices for all deployments which have at least one vlan interface
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