If it were not locked, people might reply to the bug report instructions post with their bug report. The bugs are supposed to be submitted as new posts in the main forum, not as replies to the bug report instructions.
I installed the beta2 on a CHR (from .ova) for some testing.
Well, there are quite a number of small bugs that you can expect from a major overhaul, many of them are so apparent that I think it is not necessary to make reports for them.
(anyone in an in-house testing team will find them as well, and they probably have more efficient reporting/fixing tools available)
It is a bit disappointing how few changes in features are included, let’s hope many more will follow in upcoming betas. For now it looks like little more than a kernel update.
static IPv4 routes added are shown blue (inactive) but they work. after a long wait they become active.
changes in the routes show up in the log as “by admin” without saying what was done by admin
IPv4 route marking/rules appears to be dead
IPv6 route rule panel shows “ERROR: feature not implemented”
ethernet auto-negotiate on CHR under VMware ESXi 6.7u2 does not work (autoneg incomplete, cannot select “advertise 10G”, only 1G checkmark sticks, link is 10 Gbps and is up anyway)
Of course I am still hoping for more IPv6 features (including but not limited to route rules) to be on par with IPv4 features that have been offered for a long time.
I guess it will become more clear what happens when using multiple route tables, route marking, route rules, and VRF at the same time (or as alternatives for the same config)?