Hi Nikhil,
If your client and server are attached to the same vpp instance, data/segments
never make it into vpp. Instead, during the connect, after vpp detects that the
two endpoints are both attached locally it sets up the session buffers (fifos)
in a piece of shared memory that’s mapped by
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Hi All,
I am testing the VCL socket programs i.e. vcl_test_client and vcl_test_server
on ubuntu VM.
Just wanted to check that the TCP packets are sent by client to server are they
coming from TCP graph nodes? i have not observed this on VPPCTL.
Also when i saw the
Hi All,
I am testing the VCL socket programs i.e. vcl_test_client and vcl_test_server
on ubuntu VM.
Just wanted to check that the TCP packets are sent by client to server are they
coming from TCP graph nodes? i have not observed this on VPPCTL.
Also when i saw the trace on VPPCTL, i haven not
Trivial example using a packet generator script:
packet-generator new {
name x
limit 0
size 128-128
interface local0
node ethernet-input
data {
IP6: 00.01.02 -> 00.03.04
ICMP: db00::1 -> db00::2
incrementing 30
}
}
vpp# pa en
Start traffic.
“clear run”.
Wait several seconds.
“show run”.
Add up clocks/pkt/node for data-plane nodes to form total clocks/pkt. Results
valid only for the prevailing vector rate, CPU type, CPU clock frequency, etc..
Vpp nodes run dramatically more efficiently as the vector size
> I also have another question related to load estimation: we are using
> VPP for NAT44 and we are seeing a significant number (like 1000 per
> second) of congestion drops
[...]
> Are there some other statistics we could use
> to understand if that is the case, or better ways to investigate this
>
Hi everyone, I'm using VPP with trex. I send and receive packets. Is there any
place on Vpp where I can view the total processing time? I see graph runtime
statistic
but I haven't found anything about the time passed here.
I see like this; İn here "time" is not total processing time.
(show
> I tried to run build again, Some of builds succeeded and some failed.
> For example log https://jenkins.fd.io/job/vpp-verify-master-ubuntu1804-
> aarch64/603/consoleFull
> says that build was successful but at the end of log is FAILURE, how to
> resolve it ?
Look around 11:30:11 you have unit
I tried to run build again, Some of builds succeeded and some failed.
For example log
https://jenkins.fd.io/job/vpp-verify-master-ubuntu1804-aarch64/603/consoleFull
says that build was successful but at the end of log is FAILURE, how to resolve
it ?
*11:37:20* Build Successful *11:37:20*
