Eder (the person who implemented OF 1.3 and ported it to OpenWRT) is pretty
busy right now, so I ask you to please read the instructions and try them
out first before asking for his help.
Please note that the implementation has some RAM and CPU requirements, so
it won´t run on any WiFi device. Our
Current controllers (e.g., Beacon) can handle millions of
packet-ins/flowmods per second, the bottleneck is in the switches, which
can handle hundreds to thousand or so packet-ins/flowmods per second. So
depending on the network scenario switches may not cope with the bursts of
packet-ins/flowmods.
I suggest you take a look at RouteFlow, a software solution that combines
open source Linux routing stacks with OpenFlow controllers to transform
OpenFlow switches onto IP routers:
http://cpqd.github.io/RouteFlow/
-Marcos
2013/9/12 David Alejandro Montano Restrepo
> Hello,
> My name
Besides, in many scenarios/applications the idea of replacing the entire
network with a new OpenFlow one is unlikely, which means that your OpenFlow
switches will still have to interoperate with non-OpenFlow switches. This
is why we decided to develop RouteFlow, a migration path towards SDN.
http:
http://www.openflow.org/wk/index.php/OpenFlow_Wireless
2013/3/5 Shabbir Ahmed
> :( im looking for the same thing pls pls do let me know.
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 5, 2013 at 7:17 AM, terryxing wrote:
>
>> Dear All,
>>
>> Does anyone know any projects about the wireless SDN especially in Campus
>> envi
Thank you Bill for the pointer to CPqD´s OF 1.2.
By the way, I don´t know the reasons for you to choose OF 1.2, but we have
also developed OF 1.3 and associated tools, in case that could also meet
your requirements.
They are all available here on github:
http://cpqd.github.com/ofsoftswitch13/
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I suggest you take a look at our RouteFlow application:
https://sites.google.com/site/routeflow/
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Marcos
2012/11/30 can.
> Hello all,
>
> Is there a routing protocol in openflow environment? I know that openflow
> controller is doing the routing now, but the topology is kind of
> "pre-defi
Depending on what you want to do you can do it with today´s version of
NetFPGA. For instance, if you don´t really need QoS enforcement at
data path level for now NetFPGA + FlowVisor should do.
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Marcos
2012/8/23 Cong Wang :
> hi all,
> I'm studying Openflow switch on NetFPGA implementa
If you think of GMPLS, where GMPLS protocol entities run as virtual
entities on servers or in (most probably private) clouds to control
traffic forwarding (through LSPs) in GMPLS-incapable nodes, that is a
case of a non-OF SDN architecture. Take DRAGON as an example.
Comercial GMPLS stacks can run
I guess Fernando is talking about system stability, number of flow
creation/detetes per second, maximum number of flow entries, etc.
2011/3/25 fernando farias
> Hi Seetharama,
>
> I don't intend in create a flame at list :), sorry. But my questions are
> about the use of openflow in both switch
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