Our support team suggested out-of-band that you were using OVS 1.0.99.
I set up OVS 1.0.99 (the tip of the "vlan-maint" branch) and
experimented briefly with a setup similar to the one that you
provided. I did not set up a restrictive flow table or configure a
controller; that is unlikely to be k
OK. So it seems that MAC learning entries are expiring in cases where
we expect them to persist. I can look into that, if you can give me
some more details; to start, the version of OVS involved. (I think
that you might have already given detail to our support team in
parallel; I'm trying to fin
I believe that there is nothing else going on at all.
The CLI tools were used to construct the rules: no DVSC in play.
-Mike.
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Mike Bursell.
Ben Pfaff wrote:
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 04:35:45PM +, Mike Bursell wrote:
> We've discovered what we suspect is a bug, and are looking for
> th
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 04:35:45PM +, Mike Bursell wrote:
> We've discovered what we suspect is a bug, and are looking for
> thoughts, please!
>
> Observed behaviour:
> - Continuous pings being sent from laptop to vm1
> - vm2 is quiescent
> - Intermittently, the response to a ping from laptop
A Merry Christmas to all of you!
We've discovered what we suspect is a bug, and are looking for thoughts, please!
Observed behaviour:
- Continuous pings being sent from laptop to vm1
- vm2 is quiescent
- Intermittently, the response to a ping from laptop is seen on vm2
Hypotheses:
1. as vm2 is q
