On Mon, Jul 18, 2022 at 10:52 PM Dave Houser wrote:
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> David,
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> I was able to correct the DPDK NUMA warning. I am not sure what happened in
> my original compiling of DPDK but the grep lines you had above were not
> showing. I --reconfigured as root and was able to grep those define lines.
>
Hi
In netdev-offload-dpdk.c, parse_flow_tnl_match function:
Firstly, add_vport_match will call DPDK API rte_flow_tunnel_match to get tunnel
match patterns.
In my understanding, these patterns will be used as tunnel patterns when
creating a flow with tunnel key.
But in the following code, parse
On Mon, Jul 11, 2022 at 9:40 PM Sergey wrote:
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> Hello!
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> We use OVN Geneve networks with the VTEP-gateway mechanism.
> It is part of our OpenStack installation.
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> OVN returns max_tunid=4095 to OpenStack ML2 driver because of VXLAN and
> Geneve are enabled in OVN
> But the real max_tunid in
David,
Thanks again for the reply.
> $ dpdk-pmdinfo.py $(which ovs-vswitchd) | grep -A1 'PMD NAME: mlx5'
Running `sudo dpdk-pmdinfo.py $(which ovs-vswitchd)` returns nothing, not
sure if that matters. But based on what you're suggesting, the Mellanox
cards drivers should be connected with usersp
I am trying to find a similar solution to Cisco nexus VPC. My requirement is to
connect a server LACP network to two open vswitch servers. Is it possible to
configure 2 vswitch servers as active active or is there a protocol similar to
nexus vpc that run on open vswitch?
Thank you
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I am trying to find a similar solution to Cisco nexus VPC. My requirement is to
connect a server LACP network to two open vswitch servers. Is it possible to
configure 2 vswitch servers as active active or is there a protocol similar to
nexus vpc?
Thank you
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