Yes, ports are trunks by default, so if you have not configured the
ports specifically as some other kind of port, then they are trunk
ports.
prabin pattnaik: It is possible that your kernel NIC drivers have VLAN
problems. Please consider testing for VLAN problems with
ovs-vlan-test(8) or ovs-tes
Hi,
I think the OVS ports on both switches (br0 and br1) are trunk port by
default.
is my understanding correct?
do we require to configure these ports trunk ports specifically?
and this configuration require on eth0 (physical interface) of both
machine OR on br0 and br1 of both machine.
-Sonn
On Sat, Mar 17, 2012 at 08:50:40PM +0530, prabin pattnaik wrote:
> I could not able to tested for Vlan feature (using ping application)
> between two virtual machines with in two OVS.
>
> OVS: Switch 1 (Host 1):
>
> I have set the vlan tag 10 in VM1 at Host1 using command
>
> ovs-vsctl set p
G'day All,
I could not able to tested for Vlan feature (using ping application)
between two virtual machines with in two OVS.
OVS: Switch 1 (Host 1):
I have set the vlan tag 10 in VM1 at Host1 using command
ovs-vsctl set port vnet0 tag=10
OVS: Switch 2 (Host 2)
I have set again vlan tag
