Hi Jason
I recently integrated Open vSwitch with Xen.
There are 2 possible routes, the choice boils down to what level of
customisation you need.
The first is to load the bridge compatiblity module as part of OVS and
the Xen scripts will work out of the box.
Ideal for testing and simple deployme
Hi,
I want to try out open vswitch with xen. I followed the instructions in
INSTALL.Linux. Everything went good. The module is loaded, ovsdb-server
is running, ovs-switchd is running, and I setup a bridge named br0 to
include physical port eth1.
Now what is the best way to make xen use open vswit
On Fri, Apr 01, 2011 at 03:15:00PM -0500, Hugo wrote:
> I am wondering
> 1. if the statically assigning the IP address, can this IP address be an
> internal IP address (such as any 192.168.1.100) or a external IP address
> that should be requested from ISP?
> 2. if DHCP the ip address, does Open vS
Thanks for the quick reply.
I am wondering
1. if the statically assigning the IP address, can this IP address be an
internal IP address (such as any 192.168.1.100) or a external IP address
that should be requested from ISP?
2. if DHCP the ip address, does Open vSwitch will be performed as the DHCP
On Fri, Apr 01, 2011 at 03:01:19PM -0500, Hugo wrote:
> And I start up the VM in VitualBox. But the result is that VM could not
> access the internet. There is no ip address assigned to eth0 within the VM
> either. So I am still confused about how to connect the VM to the internet
> in this way. Is
Hi, Everyone,
As suggested, I repeated the experiment with some modification. FYI, I
describe it here.
I install a VM in a VirtualBox. I use the command “VBoxTunctl” from
VirtualBox to set up a tap device. (So by typing ifconfig -a, you will see a
device named "tap0".) Instead of NAT, I choose the
On Apr 1, 2011, at 4:37 AM, Benoit ML wrote:
> Last but not least : Is there any roadmap ? Any plan to have a new stable
> release (for rhel6) ?
We don't have a roadmap, but there are a few things we'll be working on in the
relatively near-term:
- Cleanups related to upstreaming the k
On Fri, Apr 01, 2011 at 01:37:28PM +0200, Benoit ML wrote:
> * With ovs-dpctl dump-flows :
>- Total
>- Dropped
>- Miss
I'm not sure that dump-flows output is really useful for monitoring.
It's too much detail. I don't know how you would use the results.
> * Wi
Hi,
I'd like to know what is the valuable parameters to monitor (for my
zabbix) ?
For now, I check :
* With ovs-dpctl dump-flows :
- Total
- Dropped
- Miss
* With ovs-dpctl show :
- flows (max and current)
- ports (max and current)
-
