Hey, all.
I used OVS to create a bridge to connect two subnets. And then I created an
sflow and attached it to the bridge. But it does not send sflow data to the
collector. I also installed a Host sFlow on that server, but it just monitors
the local server's performance. I am wondering how can
Please keep this on the mailing list. The man page should be with your OVS
distribution ("man ovs-vsctl"). It's also in the Documentation tab of the Open
vSwitch web site.
--Justin
On Dec 1, 2013, at 3:36 PM, WEIYU LIU wrote:
> Thanks very much for your reply. Not yet. Would you please sen
The Host sFlow agent ships with the sflowovsd daemon that automatically
configures sFlow on Open vSwitch to match the Host sFlow settings (i.e. picking
up sampling rates, polling intervals, sFlow collectors, ports etc).
Just run the following command and you should start receiving sFlow from al
Hey, I followed the configuration example and the FAQ. My specific
configuration is as follows:
sudo ovs-vsctl add-br br0
ovs-vsctl add-bond br0 bond0 eth1 eth2
But the sflow data caught by the host with the collector IP still does not have
the package through the bridge. What other configurati
Did you actually configure sFlow? The commands you listed below don't indicate
that. You should either look at the example in ovs-vsctl (and read the
ovs-vswitchd.conf.db man page) or follow Peter Phaal's suggestion.
--Justin
On Dec 1, 2013, at 4:55 PM, WEIYU LIU wrote:
> Hey, I followed t
Hi,
There are counters defined by macro COVERAGE_DEFINE, e.g.:
COVERAGE_DEFINE(upcall_queue_overflow);
Is there a command or any tricks to check the value of the counters?
I used gdb attaching to running thread to check it, but it would be highly
appreciated if someone could help point out the co
Your sampling rate is 1-in-64 packets. A few pings aren’t likely to register.
You should try larger flows with ping -f or iperf. The following article uses
iperf to demonstrate how sFlow is used to detect large flows:
http://blog.sflow.com/2013/06/large-flow-detection.html
The article also sho
