The spec. is not too long; it probably worth reading it (the first four
paragraphs). Matching on sequence numbers is not possible without coding. With
coding everything is possible.
In your case I think you'd even need matching (and wildcarding) on bits of the
sequence number, unless you want to
What about sequence numbers of TCP packets, is it possible to have a rule
based on that field ?
2011/8/16 Zoltán Lajos Kis
> Well, this is also somewhat theoretical (as it has not been tested yet
> :o)), but in [1] I implemented select groups as a weighted round-robin of
> the buckets, without a
Well, this is also somewhat theoretical (as it has not been tested yet :o)),
but in [1] I implemented select groups as a weighted round-robin of the
buckets, without any hashing (around [2]). Anyway, if anyone is interested in
using this feature, I'll promise to fix any problems that might arise
On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 8:00 AM, Ben Pfaff wrote:
>
> OpenFlow 1.0 doesn't support this behavior. I can't say for OpenFlow
> 1.1, but I doubt it.
[expanding a bit on what Zoltan just said]
In theory, OpenFlow 1.1 has support for multi-path routing, where a
single flow entry can be hashed across
In OF 1.1 there is the "select" group for this purpose.
Z.
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On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 10:43:34AM -0400, Alexey Bogaevskiy wrote:
> For example every odd packet goes out of port 1 and every even on port 2,
> however I am struggling to figure out how exactly this is done (if possible
> at all). I know that the tables on the switches keep flow statistics such as
Hello,
I am trying to split a flow so packets take two different routes...
For example every odd packet goes out of port 1 and every even on port 2,
however I am struggling to figure out how exactly this is done (if possible
at all). I know that the tables on the switches keep flow statistics suc
