Sorry to make confusion. I don't use Mininet anymore. I connect my switch to 3 real computers. So I think the hosts are not h2,h3.
Thanks Weiyang 2012/3/28 Murphy McCauley <[email protected]> > This question might be more appropriate for one of the OpenFlow mailing > lists -- Mininet is not part of NOX. > > That said, what do you mean by the host's ID? The IP address? A > straightforward way is to open an xterm on a host (xterm h2), and then just > use ifconfig to see what IP address the adapter has. > > -- Murphy > > On Mar 28, 2012, at 5:18 PM, Weiyang Mo wrote: > > Hi, all: > > I set up the following network. > > NOX > | > host1--------Prontoswitch------host2 > | > host3 > > Then I ran the controller provided by OpenFlow tutorial( pytutorial.py > which just floods the packets). > > How can I use xterm(and iperf) to listen for each host's packets? If using > mininet, the host's ID is simply h2 h3, and we can open xterm using "xterm > h2 h3". Are there any ways to get the real host's ID? > > >
