Hello,
I think I may have found a bug. First, I add a flow where the dl_type
set and everything else is wildcarded. Then I delete it using
delete_strict_datapath_flow(). When I receive a flow removed event, I
print out the match dictionary and see:
{'dl_type': 5, 'nw_dst_n_wild': 0L,
So the to_python for ofp_match shows that there's at least an attempt to
do the right thing. Given that, the next thing I'd do is check the
ofp_flow_removed message on the wire (using Wireshark) to make sure I
think the wildcards field is set right there, which would indicate that
this is indeed
Thanks Murphy,
I was able to get all the required information from .flow parameter
mentioned by you.
I am trying to accomplish below mentioned statement, would like your or
other developers inputs on the approach chosen.
I am prioritizing the flows between end hosts on the basis of port
Responses inline.
On Nov 25, 2010, at 9:29 PM, K Singh wrote:
I was adding flow removed event in the pyswitch.py file.
def install(self):
inst.register_for_packet_in(packet_in_callback)
inst.register_for_datapath_leave(datapath_leave_callback)
Hi Rohit,
There is get_flow() in the flow removed event that allows you to get
these match information. There is also a reason field which will tell
you why the flow was removed.
Regards
KK
PS Happy thanksgiving (and black Friday shopping).
On 25 November 2010 17:17, Rohit Manohar
