Validate that Flush RPC in gRIBI removes routes in the default VRF as expected.

• Connect ATE port-1 to DUT port-1, and ATE port-2 to DUT port-2.
• Connect gRIBI client (gRIBI-A) to DUT, with persistence set to PRESERVE and SINGLE_PRIMARY redundancy specified and make it become leader. Connect a second client (gRIBI-B) using the same parameters, but with election_id=leader_election_id-1.
• Inject an entry into the default network instance pointing to ATE port-2.
  • Ensure that traffic can be forwarded between ATE port-1 and ATE port-2 for destinations in 198.51.100.0/24.
  • Issue Flush RPC from gRIBI-A, and ensure that packets can no longer be forwarded for destinations in 192.0.2.0/2. Ensure that AFT telemetry reflects the entry being removed.
  • Re-inject entry for 198.51.100.0/24 from gRIBI-A.
  • Issue Flush RPC from gRIBI-B. Ensure that entries are not removed via packet forwarding and AFT telemetry; expect a NOT_PRIMARY RPC response error.
  • Make gRIBI-B become leader.
  • Issue Flush from gRIBI-B, ensure that entries are removed via packet forwarding and telemetry.

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• gRIBI
  • Flush

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