to try to figure it out? I've tried dumping the
flows on the switches, but because they are fairly dynamic and controlled by
the Floodlight controller, it's hard to pin them down during the actual
problem. I'm seeing some dropped packets on the OVS switch in Linux via the ip
com
I have a Nokia Lumia 521 with windows 8 and solavei as my service provider. I
just did a reset because things weren't working properly. Now the only thing
that doesn't work is my internet sharing option. Says it currently unavailable.
I'm guessing its the vswitch. If it is I need help with that
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I apologize if this documented somewhere since it seems like it should be a
FAQ, but for the life of me I can't seem to find the answer searching.
What exactly is the difference between using the openvswitch kernel module
from a recent vanilla kernel.org kernel, and using the kernel module that
co
Thanks so much! It looks like this is going to be easier than I at first
suspected.
On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 2:08 PM, Ben Pfaff wrote:
> On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 12:07:46PM -0700, Nick wrote:
> > Ok that sounds better. So would it be best to use the same eth0 (or
> > whatev
PM, Nick wrote:
> > 5. Start ovsdb-server on one node (on a floating IP which would be an
> alias
> > on eth0.mgmt), with a persistent storage data directory. If this server
> > dies it will be automatically master elected (using our internal
> automation
> > framework)
I'm working on a large-scale netbooted cluster configuration, which has
it's persistent data stored on a clustering filesystem for redundancy.
There is only one physical network link, where the untagged vlan is used
for management/filesystem replication, and tagged vlans are used for other
things.
ow/NetFlow configuration,
Virtual/Internal ports, and port mirroring. Apparently those examples have not
yet been ported over to OVSDB commands. I'm happy to help by adding these
things to man pages, I just need to figure out how to do them, myself.
Thanks!
-Nick
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>>> On 2010/09/09 at 15:07, Jesse Gross wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 10:22 AM, Nick Couchman
> wrote:
>> Another question to throw out there...per my previous post, I have an
> internal interface (vi0) for my Linux system that actually picks up the IP
> addre
knew how to
do it in the pre-ovsdb days, but not sure what the command is for ovs-vsctl
using ovsdb.
Thanks,
Nick
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to the modules not loading - everything is working fine, now.
Thanks, and sorry for clutter the list with silly questions like this!
:-)
-Nick
>>> On 2010/09/08 at 18:03, Jesse Gross wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 1:29 PM, Nick Couchman wrote:
>>
pen vSwitch) it does not seem to operate in promiscuous
mode. This is problematic for internal interface that I've created, as packets
going back to that interface (right now, DHCP responses) don't get put through.
Any hints on how to solve this one?
Thanks,
Nick
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