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app-admin/flannel-wrapper: set MACAddressPolicy=none for flannel#279
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that the MAC Address used is the initial one set by the kernel and not the one assigned by systemd. See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information.
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that the MAC Address used is the initial one set by the kernel and not the one assigned by systemd. See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information. In #279 we tried adding the MACAddressPolicy=none setting to the existing 50-flannel.network file. But the change should have been in a .link file, not a .network file.
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that the MAC Address used is the initial one set by the kernel and not the one assigned by systemd. See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information. In #279 we tried adding the MACAddressPolicy=none setting to the existing 50-flannel.network file. But the change should have been in a .link file, not a .network file.
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that the MAC Address used is the initial one set by the kernel and not the one assigned by systemd. See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information. In #279 we tried adding the MACAddressPolicy=none setting to the existing 50-flannel.network file. But the change should have been in a .link file, not a .network file.
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that the MAC Address used is the initial one set by the kernel and not the one assigned by systemd. See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information. In #279 we tried adding the MACAddressPolicy=none setting to the existing 50-flannel.network file. But the change should have been in a .link file, not a .network file.
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that the MAC Address used is the initial one set by the kernel and not the one assigned by systemd. See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information. In #279 we tried adding the MACAddressPolicy=none setting to the existing 50-flannel.network file. But the change should have been in a .link file, not a .network file.
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that the MAC Address used is the initial one set by the kernel and not the one assigned by systemd. See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information. In #279 we tried adding the MACAddressPolicy=none setting to the existing 50-flannel.network file. But the change should have been in a .link file, not a .network file.
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When setting up flannel interfaces, use MACAddressPolicy=none, so that
the MAC Address used is the one set by flannel and not the one assigned
by systemd.
See flannel-io/flannel#1155 for more information.
This fixes the issue we saw with the vxlan test