Hello,
I would like to ask you is there a component in pox can collect the complete
network view like the link-state database in OSPF.
How is it work, if so?; by listening to port status only or there are something
else!!?
Best regards,
Amer
A good place to start might be by sending stats queries to the switches and
analyzing the replies.
You might read the "OpenFlow in POX:OpenFlow Messages:ofp_stats_request -
Requesting statistics" section in the POX wiki manual.
-- Murphy
On Sep 11, 2013, at 7:35 PM, Ali Al-Khamis wrote:
> Hi
Hi all,
I am new in POX controller. I would like to ask how the POX controller can
print the network's status such as Bandwidth.., so if there is any exchange
information of the network or a switch status between the switch and the
controller.
Regards,
Ali
This very likely has nothing to do with host_tracker at all and the real
problem is that you are running a forwarding component that's not prepared to
deal with loops.
See the other pox-dev thread from today involving loops, and/or check out the
loop question in the FAQ.
-- Murphy
On Sep 11,
Most (or all?) of the forwarding components POX ships with will cause
broadcast/flood storms when used on topologies with loops by themselves. This
isn't a property of POX, but of the specific forwarding components. It can be
resolved in multiple ways. One way is to disable flooding on some s
Hi all,
I have seen that in a topology where there are loops when I connect a host
to a router I get flooded of Possible duplicate host... Is this fixed in
any version of host_tracker.py?
Thank you in advance
Hello Everyone,
I want to use POX controller to distributed control plane ( Logically
centralized but physically distributed) . And the topology iam going to use
should support loops? So, I want to know whether POX supports loops or not?
I have tried with single controller, All hosts are not able
