[pox-dev] setting link options

2013-07-15 Thread Saurabh Agarwal
This was an old post but I thought I should answer it in case someone else had the same problem. It appears that the problem must be that you're not specifying the link type as tc (which is required to modify link parameters). If you look at the example you've provided, notice how the parameter T

Re: [pox-dev] setting link options

2013-05-02 Thread Murphy McCauley
Whether you post it here or elsewhere, that error message is not that helpful. If you get a stack trace, you should post the whole thing. -- Murphy On May 2, 2013, at 3:11 PM, Balázs Németh wrote: > Hi all! > > I would like to set a link some options (bandwidth), on one of my topos. > I trie

Re: [pox-dev] setting link options

2013-05-02 Thread Murphy McCauley
Just as a quick sanity check -- are you sure you're running the right version of Mininet (or at least the latest one)? You may also find more help on the Mininet mailing list. There's obviously crossover in users between the two, but this question isn't actually about POX and is about Mininet.

Re: [pox-dev] setting link options

2013-05-02 Thread wyu
Where is your code? But let me guess you want to pass the arguments straight to addLink?Did you try handling the arguments before handing them over to addLink? Sent on

[pox-dev] setting link options

2013-05-02 Thread Balázs Németh
Hi all! I would like to set a link some options (bandwidth), on one of my topos. I tried it the way is shown in the corresponding mininet API example: https://github.com/mininet/mininet/blob/master/examples/simpleperf.py#L30 I am making a simple custom topology, not using the API. But it won't wo