Hi yusuke
I have implemented the counter but i m unable to understand that what are
the packet_in messages other than the one between src and destination. But
i dont understand what are they
Can anybody throw light on the total number of packet in messages when
communicating between two hosts.
Yes, you are right. Thank you.
On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 5:36 PM Yusuke Iwase
wrote:
> Hmmm... I guess it is difficult to measure the maximum capacity because it
> is depending on your environment, such as CPU, memory, network bandwidth,
> load average... etc.
> I think implementing OF1.3 ver of c
Hmmm... I guess it is difficult to measure the maximum capacity because it
is depending on your environment, such as CPU, memory, network bandwidth,
load average... etc.
I think implementing OF1.3 ver of cbench.py is one of the best ways.
2020年1月21日(火) 7:20 Modhawi Alotaibi :
> I’m working on loa
I’m working on load balancing, so the maximum capacity is very important to
measure response time. And I checked cbench but of course it wasn’t helpful
since since I use OF 1.3
On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 4:51 PM Yusuke Iwase
wrote:
> Well, why you need the maximum number of packet-in messages? Eval
Yes I did that, but I couldn’t find the maximum number of flows that Ryu
can handle per second. I’d be grateful if you help me in this matter.
On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 4:34 PM Yusuke Iwase
wrote:
> Hi Nisha and Thanks Modhawi,
>
> To count the packet-in messages, you need to implement some codes
Well, why you need the maximum number of packet-in messages? Evaluating
Ryu’s performance?
If you are evaluating performance if controller, other application like
cbench.py (this app only works with OpenFlow 1.0 though) is more proper I
guess.
2020年1月21日(火) 6:39 Modhawi Alotaibi :
> Yes I did tha
Hi Nisha and Thanks Modhawi,
To count the packet-in messages, you need to implement some codes into your
application. (simple_switch_13.py doesn’t count it.)
Just an idea, how about defining a counter variable in your app and
incrementing it in “ _packet_in_handler” handler?
Regards,
Iwase
2020年
I am simple_switch_l3 application
On Mon 20 Jan, 2020, 8:17 PM Yusuke Iwase, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Which application are you running? simple_switch_xx.py?
> If so, there can be many waste packets because that application is just an
> example application and not designed to work with many switches.
>
In light of Nisha’s question, how can we see the number of packet-ins
processed by Ryu in one second? What’s its capacity in term of number of
packets per second?
On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 9:48 AM Yusuke Iwase
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Which application are you running? simple_switch_xx.py?
> If so, there
Hi,
Which application are you running? simple_switch_xx.py?
If so, there can be many waste packets because that application is just an
example application and not designed to work with many switches.
Regards,
Iwase
2020年1月20日(月) 20:51 Nisha Ahuja :
> Dear All,
>
> I am new to Mninet and learnin
Dear All,
I am new to Mninet and learning SDN, I have a custom topology in which
there are 15 hosts and 9 switches. All of them are connected in the
following fashion as attached below. I am just sending ping message between
two of the hosts(H1,H2), and trying to count the number of total packet_i
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