Yes, finally it works !!
After looking at srcipt envs.sh, I set the following VM Arguments :
-Dorg.flowvisor.install_dir=/usr/local/libexec/flowvisor/
-Dorg.flowvisor.config_dir=/usr/local/etc/flowvisor/
-Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=/usr/local/etc/flowvisor/mySSLKeyStore
Hello
I am trying create an OpenFlow network using multiple
switches.
I would like to know if it is possible to create an OpenFlow network using
Linux virtual machines (running on Windows). or Do we need to have PC's
running linux exclusively ?
I am using the following link (
Shouldn't matter if your run linux on top of windows or linux on top of
linux. (Unless you want the underlying host to run the OpenFlow switch to
handle the vm's traffic. For that you would need the underlying host to be
linux, as far as I know none of the openflow switch implementations support
Thanks Aaron, I am pretty new to OpenFlow, and I am trying to create an
OpenFlow network in my lab which consists of few PC's with windows running
as host and Linux as virtual machine
I want to know if each OpenVswitch and the controller can be installed on
different Linux virtual machines
Hi,
mininet [1] is great to start with OpenFlow (and even for advanced tests),
another option is to use multiple linux VMs inside your windows host (you will
need some extra RAM), tinycore linux would be enough for VMs acting as hosts,
and virtualbox has a lot of networking options otherwise
