Dear Scott, Thanks for reactivity. Since I have only one physical machine so I want to create inside it : 1- One VM representing OVS switch #1 2- One VM representing OVS switch #2 3- One VM representing the host machine #1 connected to OVS switch #1 4- One VM representing the host machine #2 connected to OVS switch #2
Then I have to ensure the connection between my 2 switches in one hand. On the other hand I have to connect switch #1 to host #1. And I have to do same witch switch 2 and host2 My scenario may be unusual but I have a limitation regarding physical equipment availability. c1 c2 | | | | | | |ovs1|--------------|ovs2| | | | | | | HostMachine1 HostMachine2 2015-11-23 16:42 GMT+01:00 Scott Lowe <scott.l...@scottlowe.org>: > Please see my response below. > > > > On Nov 23, 2015, at 8:37 AM, David Gabriel <davidgab...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > > Dears, > > > > I am lookig to define a basic topology including 2 OVS switches and 2 > hosts (each host is connected to one switch). These 4 components (switches > ans hosts) are running in one separate VM. Please tell me how to connect > them in order to ensure the communication in my basic network. > > I checked so many links in the Internet but I didn't find a holistic > tutorial ... > > Regarding the controller I learn how to set it. > > > Generally speaking, OVS runs *in* the host, so I'm a bit unclear on what > you're trying to achieve. Can you elaborate so that we can try to help you? > > -- > Scott > >
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