If you previously used v0.10.0 you can update the image tag of kube-ovn-controller, kube-ovn-cni and kube-ovn-pinger to v0.10.1 and delete daemonset pods manually to update to the new release.
### Bugfix
* If cidr block not ends with zero, reformat it to avoid add route failure
* Resync iptables to prevent rules deleted by other software
* Set ovn-openflow-probe-interval to prevent ovn-controller consumes all cpu
* Do not return not found error when first add node
### Monitoring
* pinger checks port bindings between local ovs and onv-sb
That's all! You can now create some pods and test connectivity.
For high-available ovn db, see [high available](high-available.md)
If you want to enable IPv6 on default subnet and node subnet, please apply https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alauda/kube-ovn/v0.10.0/yamls/kube-ovn-ipv6.yaml on Step 3.
If you want to enable IPv6 on default subnet and node subnet, please apply https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alauda/kube-ovn/v0.10.1/yamls/kube-ovn-ipv6.yaml on Step 3.
## More Configuration
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Through Kube-OVN does support both protocol subnets coexist in a cluster, Kubernetes control plan now only support one protocol. So you will lost some ability like probe and service discovery if you use a protocol other than the kubernetes control plan. We recommend you use only one same ip protocol that same with kubernetes control plan.
To enable IPv6 support you need to modify the installation yaml to specify the default subnet and node subnet cidrBlock and gateway with a ipv6 format. You can apply this [v6 version yaml](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alauda/kube-ovn/v0.10.0/yamls/kube-ovn-ipv6.yaml) at [installation step 3](install.md#to-install) for a quick start.
To enable IPv6 support you need to modify the installation yaml to specify the default subnet and node subnet cidrBlock and gateway with a ipv6 format. You can apply this [v6 version yaml](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alauda/kube-ovn/v0.10.1/yamls/kube-ovn-ipv6.yaml) at [installation step 3](install.md#to-install) for a quick start.
Kube-OVN supports allocation static IP addresss along with dynamical addresss which means we should hold static IP addresses don't allow others using it.
Kube-OVN supports allocation static IP addresses along with dynamical addresses which means we should hold static IP addresses don't allow others using it.
## Pre-request
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```bash
# kubectl create -f deployment2.yaml
Error from server (overlap): error when creating "deployment2.yaml": admission webhook "pod-ip-validaing.kube-ovn.io" denied the request: overlap