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It seems like VIPs are meant to not be part of any subnet within the VPC, otherwise it blows up and there's no ARP response. So if I do this:...

 Just found this in the OVN docs, if I understand correctly, VIP should always be outside the Subnet of the LS?

@zbb88888 is using the default subnet on purpose? I kinda want to only do VIPs in custom VPC/Subnets I can try not defining an IPv4

@zbb88888 I tried not specifying an IPv4. I let Kube-OVN allocate one, and then used it as the SLR's VIP. It didn't really seem to change anything. It ended up...

@oilbeater if you have any idea so that I can dig this a bit more, I'll take it.

My VPCs all have static routes to the NAT gateways, possibly this could cause issues? Maybe also related to https://github.com/kubeovn/kube-ovn/issues/5490 I'll investigating by running policyRoutes instead of staticRoutes

@oilbeater I ran the tests once more, but trying to ping the default gateway. It doesn't work when the VIP is there, but starts working immediatly when it gets deleted....

I added the VIP back, reran the diff between when there's no VIP and when there's one and I get something strange: ```diff 31,32c31,32 < 27. ls_in_l2_lkup (northd.c:10274): eth.dst ==...

I think the documentation would benefit from being clearer on what VIPs with `type: switch_lb_vip` are for. I just want to use a VIP inside the same subnet where my...

@zbb88888 I found your threads https://github.com/kubeovn/kube-ovn/issues/2798 ~~Apparently, VIPs with switch_lb_vip options were added because nothing responded for ARP when in the same subnet (makes sense, the IP is fully NATed).~~...