Hello Everyone,
I want to send the vlan traffic between VMs located on two host machines(
the diagram has been attached
with the mail) . Both Host machines are XenServers (5.6) with Debian as
DomUs.
*VM1 and br0 setup on host1:*
*The VM1 setup:*
#vconfig add eth0 10
#ifconfig eth0.10 10.0.0.1
Assuming you are referring to the software OpenFlow reference implementation, I
don't think it ever supported STP in any meaningful way. Typically, I've seen
STP implemented by using the OFPPC_NO_FLOOD flag on the port, which is manually
toggled by the controller. Unless you are talking about a
Hi Ben.
After configure, if i run make in the top directory, letting some scripts in
the lib directory run first.
Then, i cross compile in my mintool directory, there is no such a problem in
dpif.c i reported just now.
But i don't know why.
BTW, my current compile way is that i create a mintool d
Thanks Ben.
I tried, and it works.
Now there is a similar problem when cross compiling dpif.c, it is:
dpif.o: In function `dpif_flow_flush':
/home/leo/android/kernel/openvswitch/mintool/dpif.c:702: undefined reference
to `dpif_flow_flush_count'
but there is no the definition of dpif_flow_flush
Dear All,
I am working with openvswitches. But the problem I am observing is the loop
formation in my the routing AI, available in NOX. I found that openflow
switches has stp option to enable or disable spanning tree protocol. But the
same option is not available with openvswitches. The part
Hi guys:
I am trying to cross compile vlog.c file on arm, but there is a problem in
link phase:
vlog.c:315: undefined reference to `__start_vlog_modules'
And i found it is an extern reference in vlog.c:
extern struct vlog_module *__start_vlog_modules[];
But i cann't find which file defines the
On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 8:58 PM, Jesse Gross wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 11:17 PM, Ramana Reddy
> wrote:
> > The drivers are tg3 (broadcom) and via-rhine (Dlink 1Gb NIC).
> > I am using ubuntu 10.10 where I installed OVS 1.0.0.
>
> Both of those drivers should be fine. Can you post the ou
