add base rules for allowing vrrp packets #3293
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Signed-off-by: yuanliu <yuanliu_yewu@cmss.chinamobile.com>
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Fixes #3292
WHAT
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Enhance security group rules for IPv6 and VRRP packets in
ovn-nb-acl.go. Add variables and match conditions to allow ICMPv6 and VRRP traffic within port groups.馃 Generated by Copilot at 59ecef0
HOW
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icmpv6Typeto store the allowed ICMPv6 types for ingress and egress rules (link)icmpv6Typein theicmpv6Matchcondition instead of hard-coded values (link)vrrpMatchfor VRRP packets in the same security group (link)