I get the same exact error after doing a fresh build (and after
commenting out that line)
./nox_core -i ptcp:6633 discovery switch
NOX 0.9.1~full~beta (nox_core), compiled Jun 22 2011 21:50:51
Compiled with OpenFlow 0x01
1|discovery|ERR:lldp chassis ID subtype is 4 not 'local', ignoring
Than
Hi Murphy,
I did a branch checkout of what i had but I'm doing a completely clean
one now. (I'll let you know those results shortly).
Also there is a flowvisor in between. I've attached a packet in of
this type. Wireshark is also claiming they are malformed.
Thanks,
Aaron
On Wed, Jun 22, 201
Did you clone a totally clean branch?
I don't immediately see a way that the current destiny code could generate
this. Maybe it's just relaying them? Or are you using FlowVisor? Can you
see these packets being sent TO the controller (wrapped in a packet_in)?
Try commenting out the send_openf
Hi Murphy,
I pulled in all your changes on destiny and am having the same issue.
In wireshark the chassis ID subtype is 1. I've attached a packet_out
OFP+LLDP case it helps.
Thanks for your help!
Aaron
On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 8:01 PM, Murphy McCauley wrote:
> I've just pushed a couple cleanups
I've just pushed a couple cleanups and fixes to destiny (including the
aforementioned patch). Why don't you pull destiny again and see what the
results are?
If you continue getting the "lldp chassis ID subtype is 4 not 'local',
ignoring" message, it's time to fire up Wireshark with the OpenFlo
Also,
I just checked out destiny to try it there and when I run my code I
get the following error:
3|pyrt|ERR:unable to invoke a Python event handler:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./nox/lib/util.py", line 136, in f
ret = f.cb(event.datapath_id, attrs)
File "./nox/netapps/d
Hi Murphy,
It looks like the patch git applied fine.
Changing that line yields the following output:
00453|discovery|ERR:lldp chassis ID subtype is 4 not 'local', ignoring
Thanks,
Aaron
On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 6:16 PM, Murphy McCauley wrote:
> Hm. Maybe this is bitrot. Please check that th
Hm. Maybe this is bitrot. Please check that the first part of the patch got
applied and wasn't rejected. Specifically, line 65ish should be:
cid.fill(chassis_id.SUB_LOCAL, array.array('B', 'dpid:' + hex(long(dpid))
[2:-1]))
If it is, try replacing the log message around line 268 with somethin
Hi Murphy,
After applying the patch I'm getting the following messages from nox:
00396|discovery|ERR:lldp chassis ID subtype is not 'local', ignoring
00397|discovery|ERR:lldp chassis ID subtype is not 'local', ignoring
00398|discovery|ERR:lldp chassis ID subtype is not 'local', ignoring
Thanks
Hi Murphy you are right, I was mistaken on the dpid.
I've applied this patch and still seeing the same results. (I am
using zaku perhaps i should switch to destiny and try?).
checking 492581376499901568 inport 41
False
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Aaron
On Wed, Jun 22, 2011 at 5:42 PM, Murphy McCau
You say your DPID is actually 00:26:f1:3f:e4:80, but... I am guessing (and
hoping) that you're wrong. I am guessing it's actually
06:d6:00:26:f1:3f:e4:80 (which is 492581376499901568, BTW).
So I think you're hitting a longstanding bug in discovery where it doesn't
work right with DPIDs over 48
Hi Murphy,
I managed to get it running but I can't seem to get it working correctly:
In discovery.py I've uncommented line 334 to print the following:
print 'Sending packet out of ',longlong_to_octstr(dp), ' port ',str(port)
>From that I see:
Sending packet out of 06:d6:00:26:f1:3f:e4:80 port
Try putting discovery before mymodule on the commandline (or, better, making
mymodule depend on discovery in its meta.json).
-- Murphy
On Tuesday, June 21, 2011 01:52:18 PM Aaron Rosen wrote:
> Or maybe doing
>
> from nox.netapps.discovery import discovery
> if(self.resolve(discovery).is_switch
Or maybe doing
from nox.netapps.discovery import discovery
if(self.resolve(discovery).is_switch_only_port(self, dpid, port) ?
Though if I import discovery in this manner I end up with the
following error after nox starts:
Current state: ERROR
Required state: INSTALLED
Dep
Hello,
I would like to use: ./nox/netapps/discovery/discovery.py to find
interconnected links.
I'm running nox in the following way ./nox_core -v -i ptcp:6644
mymodule discovery
When doing this I see discovery messages getting printed out. Now In
mymodule I believe I should be calling:
is_swit
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