Upgraded an Ubuntu 14.04 install to Linux 3.17.0 kernel and OVS 2.3.90. After
installing
the new OVS debian packages (openvswitch-common & openvswitch-switch) and
performing an in-place schema update everything appeared to work fine. After
rebooting
my database configuration was lost (all brid
If you're using Linux 3.10, you don't need VLAN splinters. The
problems that VLAN splinters work around were fixed in Linux 3.3.
On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 03:59:26PM +, Madhur Sethi wrote:
> Hi Ben,
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> There seems to be another problem here with the VLAN Splinters.
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> ovs-vsctl
On Tue, Oct 07, 2014 at 11:47:43AM -0400, Mark Haywood wrote:
> First, is there a public bug tracking tool for tracking bugs against
> Open vSwitch LTS releases?
You can use the github bug tracker for the openvswitch project if you
like.
> Second, how do security bugs, get reported upstream? Are
Hello,
I am currently using a Napatech capture card
(http://www.napatech.com/products/nt4e-std) to capture network traffic. The
traffic is captured by the card and then sent to virtual ethernet devices which
were created by the capture card and that are visible using a version of
libpcap that
Hey Chris,
I do not attach two ifaces to the same vswitch in vsphere. This makes you
have two ifaces in the same subnet... and there is no stp for loop-free
guarantee.
I think it is possible that when you enable the veth from HV, it sends out
the
IPv6 multicast pkts => if you have another VM wi
Not that I have a bug to report, but I have some bug tracking questions ...
First, is there a public bug tracking tool for tracking bugs against
Open vSwitch LTS releases?
Second, how do security bugs, get reported upstream? Are they reported
on this (b...@openvswitch.org) alias?
As I under
Hi Alex/List,
Any further ideas on troubleshooting this?
I can fix it by adding some network noise to rc.local but that seems
kinda hacky.
Is there a way to debug what frames are causing insert or updates to
fdb entries to see why this might be happening?
Regards,
Chris
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On 10/07/14 at 09:47am, Franck Baudin wrote:
> One non intrusive way to extend the flow key is to run the regex before the
> key lookup, and to extend the flow key with the result and not the regex
> itself. For instance, the regex result is a 32 bits, encoding the list of
> the matching regex.
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2014-10-07 1:32 GMT+04:00 Ben Pfaff :
> I don't know which controllers implement OSPF. You will have to look around.
Try ryu, as i kno it supports bgp, may be ospf too.
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Hi Thomas,
On 10/06/14 01:41, Thomas Graf wrote:
On 10/02/14 at 03:45pm, Franck Baudin wrote:
Good idea! This should be enough for, to reuse Justin's denomination, a
"limited L7 matching": protocols like DNS, Skype or BitTorrent cannot be
recognized with regex only.
How to you foresee the OF ma
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