TC-NET-002: VM directly reachable on LAN (OVN-K localnet) -- ⚠ HETZNER TOS VIOLATION

🚫 Not runnable in this environment

This test works technically and has been demonstrated (NNCP Available, ping from external successful). HOWEVER: Hetzner, where my test cluster is running, sent a violation warning by email quite quickly after the test was started because the VM's own MAC address reached the physical switch via eno2. Hetzner permits only the registered server MAC.

CONCLUSION: direct physical LAN access with the VM's own MAC (OVN-K localnet/bridge binding) is NOT permitted on Hetzner bare metal without ordering an additional MAC or with a dedicated second NIC.

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# ⚠ HETZNER ToS VIOLATION -- DO NOT RUN ON HETZNER
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# IMMEDIATE MEASURE (already performed on 30.06.2026)
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# 1. IP removed from affected interface in the VM:
#    sudo ip addr del 95.216.44.55/26 dev enp2s0
#    sudo ip link set enp2s0 down
#
# 2. VM fully stopped:
virtctl stop vm-lan-test -n vmtest

# 3. VM deleted (do not reuse with an active localnet interface!):
oc delete vm vm-lan-test -n vmtest --ignore-not-found

# 4. Clean up NAD and NNCP -- no one should accidentally attach
#    a VM to them again:
oc delete networkattachmentdefinition lan-localnet -n vmtest --ignore-not-found
oc delete nncp br-ex-localnet-mapping --ignore-not-found

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# MAC AUDIT -- check all cluster VMs for further disallowed MACs
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# List all VMI interfaces with name, binding type, and MAC:
oc get vmi -A -o json | python3 -c "
import json, sys
data = json.load(sys.stdin)
for item in data['items']:
    ns = item['metadata']['namespace']
    name = item['metadata']['name']
    spec_ifaces = item['spec']['domain']['devices'].get('interfaces', [])
    status_ifaces = item.get('status', {}).get('interfaces', [])
    for si in spec_ifaces:
        binding = 'masquerade' if 'masquerade' in si else ('bridge' if 'bridge' in si else 'other')
        mac = next((s['mac'] for s in status_ifaces if s['name'] == si['name']), 'unknown')
        flag = 'RISK -- MAC leaves server!' if binding != 'masquerade' else 'OK (NAT, MAC stays internal)'
        print(f'{ns}/{name}: {si["name"]} [{binding}] MAC={mac}  {flag}')
"

# Alternative without Python (grep-based):
oc get vmi -A -o jsonpath='{range .items[*]}{.metadata.namespace}{"/"}{.metadata.name}{":
"}{range .status.interfaces[*]}{"  "}{.name}{" -> "}{.mac}{" ("}{.interfaceName}{")
"}{end}{end}'

# Expected result after cleanup: ONLY masquerade interfaces (RISK flag should
# no longer appear anywhere). test-vm-rhel9 with masquerade is uncritical.

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# WHAT CAN BE TESTED INSTEAD (without ToS violation)
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# - TC-NET-001 (masquerade + Service/NodePort/LoadBalancer) -- uncritical,
#   MAC stays behind NAT; Hetzner sees only the single server MAC
# - TC-MLB-001/002 (MetalLB) -- likewise via service layer; no
#   separate VM MAC on the wire
# - For a "real" L2 network test: separate lab environment with its own
#   switch (variant B from PRE-02/03) or ask Hetzner explicitly about
#   additional MAC options (fee-based, not available on all products)

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