It sounds like your DEV_WDMZ ... DEV_FDMZ are all VLANs on the same physical network.
If so, you should just set something like "network_vlan_ranges = DEV_TRUNK" on the quantum server, and "physical_interface_mappings = DEV_TRUNK:bond0" on the compute and network nodes.
The linuxbridge server and agent configuration only need to know about the physical network(s), not the individual provider VLANs you are allocating on the physical network.
If you are using multiple physical networks (multiple distinct VLAN trunks), then each physical network needs to be listed, as in "network_vlan_ranges = TRUNK1,TRUNK2" and "physical_interface_mappings = TRUNK1:bond0,TRUNK2:bond1". In this case VLAN X on TRUNK1 is a different isolated L2 network than VLAN X on TRUNK2.
Eric,
It sounds like your DEV_WDMZ ... DEV_FDMZ are all VLANs on the same physical network.
If so, you should just set something like "network_ vlan_ranges = DEV_TRUNK" on the quantum server, and "physical_ interface_ mappings = DEV_TRUNK:bond0" on the compute and network nodes.
The linuxbridge server and agent configuration only need to know about the physical network(s), not the individual provider VLANs you are allocating on the physical network.
If you are using multiple physical networks (multiple distinct VLAN trunks), then each physical network needs to be listed, as in "network_ vlan_ranges = TRUNK1,TRUNK2" and "physical_ interface_ mappings = TRUNK1: bond0,TRUNK2: bond1". In this case VLAN X on TRUNK1 is a different isolated L2 network than VLAN X on TRUNK2.
-Bob