On Thu, Apr 14, 2016 at 05:30:20PM +0000, Farhad Sunavala wrote: > Hi, > I am aware that the MAC address gets learnt only when the packet passes > through a flow with NORMAL action.This is fine and works for some cases. > However, it seems a little too restrictive. > I am working on service function chaining and there are several network > functionsthat are implemented as bump-in-the-wire. E.g. > SRC----SF1---DST > If SF1 is a bump-in-the-wire service function, I need to disable learning on > the egress port of SF1 (towards DST). This can easily be done by > actuallyspecifying the output port to point to DST. > But, a general hook which disables learning and allows the packet to flow > through "normal"action would be great.
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