I noticed on a couple of servers that I have interconnected in
packet.net that when using vppctl
ping command, the rdma interface the ping command doesn't report
returned packets. ping says 0 received, but
the received packets show up in counts in show int though.
--Tom
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*Thomas F
Hello,
I have written a basic middlebox plugin some months ago and pushed it to
vppsb. As the action on this repo is very low, I would like to make sure
that someone saw it. I have found uses for it, so others might as well. If
you are too busy, please ignore this message =)
While debugging both a csit compilation problem and also some recent failures
in bionic verify and merge jobs
I have re-pointed gcc from gcc8 back down to gcc7 to see if that mitigates the
problem.
If it does not I will be rebuilding the X86 ubuntu image without gcc-8 (and its
required
Hi Neale,
We (Netgate/TNSR) use strongswan for IKE with a module that connects to the
VPP binary API to manage IPsec tunnel interfaces.
The API changes mostly look fine from my perspective. It won't be that much
different than what we do now. Currently we create an IPsec tunnel
interface before
Hi Neale,
> Thanks for taking the time to examine the proposal. Lots of comments inline
>
>> Answering as a non VPP-IPsec'er. More like an anti-IPsec'er if anything. ;-)
>
>> Eecutive summary: Not a fan.
>
>> This tastes too much of the dreams of the IPsec'ers of the past. Where IPsec
>> was
No, you can’t do ranges in classifier. You can add multiple chained tables with
different masks, but performance wise it most certainly be worse than simply
create a mask with exact match for the port and adding 1112 entries for each of
the ports you need to match.
--a
> On 22 May 2019, at
Hi,
>From the documentation I have read so far and from the classifier code I have
>gone through:
VPP classifier works on mask and match to classify the packets.
But, I didnt see any logic in the classifier code that classifies packets based
on any rule like "range of values".
For example: is
