Hi Ben,
> Local addresses are usually randomly generated. OVS tries to get a
> permanent MAC address that isn't going to be so volatile.
This is true for OVS running on the bare mental.
But if the OVS is running on the virtual machine, even though eth0's mac is
"local" type, we can't regard it a
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 04:07:08PM -0800, Chengyuan Li wrote:
> We created a ovs bridge br0 in a VM launched by openstack, and add eth0 as
> its port, assign the IP address to br0 port instead of eth0. But the br0 is
> not reachable from external, before bridge is created, eth0 is working well
> in
We created a ovs bridge br0 in a VM launched by openstack, and add eth0 as
its port, assign the IP address to br0 port instead of eth0. But the br0 is
not reachable from external, before bridge is created, eth0 is working well
in the VM.
The reason is that br0 doesn't get the same mac address as e
