Hello folks,
Please correct my understanding below if I'm wrong:
For the 1st packet of a flow, the controller will need to set up the route
for that packet. To do this it will resort to an external routing protocol
which is outside the scope of openflow. Let's say the protocol is a link
state rou
Hello again,
First of all, I tried L2 inband mode (APTYPE=2) with VLAN and the AP does not
disconnect from the controller. However, with VLAN I can't access the rest of
my network so I would still like to use L3 inband (APTYPE=0). Thus, I looked
further in the L3 inband configuration and notice
Hi Kevin,
I am suggesting using OVS to bond the interfaces. And Ben is right too. :)
How about changing the source mac address of the wireless interfaces
to be the same using ifconfig? This will get around the problem. Of
course, not all interfaces allow you to do that, but plenty does.
If
Hi KK,
I have tried to use Open v switch to replace Hoolock by attempting to bond
two wireless NICs together. However, after many unsuccessful attempts, I
was informed that bridging between wireless NICs does not work in general
(from Ben). I thought your original suggestion about using OVS was to
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 04:15:20PM -0400, Kevin Han wrote:
> 1) When I use openvswitch to create a bond (i.e. ovs-vsctl add-bond br0
> bond0 eth0 eth1 lacp=active trunks=10,20) the lacp-negotiated value is
> false and the bond does not work. Someone from ovs mailing told me that it
> doesn't work
Hello,
I am trying to re-create the openflow wireless n-casting demo but I am
having a bit of trouble with the client. I have two wireless NICs (one
internal Intel and an atheros external card) that I am using in a virtual
machine via a bridge adapter (so they appear as eth0 and eth1
respectively)
Assuming you're using veth interfaces to connect the parts together, you
should use local.py (which doesn't really do anything in the default case).
See the references to veth in oftest/tests/oft; you may need to use
--base-if-index.
-Dan
On Wed, May 23, 2012 at 1:11 AM, sonny sonny wrote:
>
Hi,
I am running OVS(software switch) on my host 10.0.15.1 (Linux ) and
oftest is run on virtual machine 10.0.15.2 (Ubuntu 10.0.4) on same
host.
So should I run oftest using local.py or remote.py ?
If I use remote.py then how to map the ports between software switch
and VM(oftest).
regards
son
