1) Are you dealing with multiple switches?
>
> 2) By "dropped" do you just mean they aren't getting to their intended
> destination? If they're supposed to be traversing multiple switches, do you
> know where along the path they're getting lost?
>
> -- Murphy
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I forgot this, thanks very much, it does work.
On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 11:18 AM, kk yap wrote:
> If you want that, you should not have
>
>ofm.buffer_id = htonl(-1);
>
> Put the buffer_id of the packet_in.
>
> Regards
> KK
>
> On 18 January 2011 18:5
Hi,
how can I use function *send_openflow_packet**(const datapathid&
datapath_id, uint32_t buffer_id, const ofp_action_header actions[], uint16_t
actions_len, uint16_t in_port, bool block)* to change the destination MAC
address of the 1st packet of some flow, and then send this modified packet
to
Hi,
how can I use function *send_openflow_packet**(const datapathid&
datapath_id, uint32_t buffer_id, const ofp_action_header actions[], uint16_t
actions_len, uint16_t in_port, bool block)* to change the destination MAC
address of the 1st packet of some flow, and then send this modified packet
to
