Hi Pierre,
I have configured gre on my backend server, and this does not solve my
issue. I probably did not do it right.
On the client, I did "telnet or ping 10.99.99.101" this did not reach the
backend server.
On the VPP LB node, vppctl show trace gave me "No packets in the trace
buffer:.
I thin
http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.tunnel.gre.html
Le 20 oct. 2017 à 08:47, John Wei
mailto:johnt...@gmail.com>> a écrit :
No, I did not configure gre tunnel on backend server. Since I was able to make
connection on the VPP LB host to backend server, I thought that is not needed.
So far, I just conf
No, I did not configure gre tunnel on backend server. Since I was able to
make connection on the VPP LB host to backend server, I thought that is not
needed. So far, I just configured VIP on the dummy device on the backend
servers.
Can you give me instructions on how to configure gre tunnel? I saw
Can you do a trace (trace add dpdk-input 4 , show trace ) to see what VPP is
doing ?
Did you configure the gre tunnel on backend servers ?
Can you show the full tcpdump capture on the backend server (with max
verbosity) ?
Thanks,
- pierre
Le 20 oct. 2017 à 04:25, John Wei
mailto:johnt...@gmai
Hi Pierre,
Thanks for the info, I was able to bring up the VPP LB node, with 3 backend
servers. I used ping and telnet to verify that backend servers can be
reached using telnet or ping on the VPP LB node. I'll deal with DPDK later.
Then I tried to do the same thing on a client, VPP LB node got the
Hello !
Great that you managed to answer your prior questions.
Did you see this little doc: https://docs.fd.io/vpp/16.12/lb_plugin_doc.html
(Not very thorough, but it should help).
LB does not require specific NIC. The fact that the lb plugin is loaded does
not interfere with the NICs.
You shou
Hi Pierre,
Sorry for the spam, I made further progress and don't want to waste your
time answering questions that I already found answer.
- Once I got lb pluging loaded properly, I was able to configure it using
vppctl
Remaining questions:
- why I am got just "local0" device from "vppctl show int"?
Hi Pierre,
I made further progress.
I did the "rpm -i vpp-plugins-17.07.01-release.x86_64.rpm", and got plugin
installed.
I updated the /etc/vpp/startup.conf file, and how I can see plugins using
"vppctl show plugins".
My questions remains are:
- how to configure lb and what is the syntax
- instead
Hi Pierre,
I was using "yum install vpp and vpp-lib" and there was no plugins.
Now I build the whole vpp source, including plugins, and added
plugin_path
//vpp/extras/rpm/vpp-17.07.01/build-root/build-vpp-native/vpp/plugins
to /etc/vpp/startup.conf file. Then restarted vpp.service.
Now
- how to do
Do you start VPP with the 'make run' command ?
It looks like the way you start VPP, it doesn't specify the righ plugins
directory.
I'd suggest your try with adding "plugin_path " to
VPP's command-line arguments.
- Pierre
Le 3 oct. 2017 à 20:40, John Wei
mailto:johnt...@gmail.com>> a écrit :
Pierre,
Thanks for the response.
I follow instructions to install VPP:
https://wiki.fd.io/view/VPP/Installing_VPP_binaries_from_packages
That gives me vpp utility. There is no lb command.
I did a build of vpp by follow the instructions below to build vpp on linux
https://wiki.fd.io/view/VPP/Pulling
Hello John,
The LB plugin comes with VPP by default (no need for additional download,
sources are in src/plugins/lb).
As far as instructions are concerned, I am afraid the link you pointed to is
all there is for now.
But please ask if you feel like something in particular is missing.
- Pierre
I saw a VPP Load Balancer mentioned in this document:
https://docs.fd.io/vpp/17.07/lb_plugin_doc.html
But, I did not see installation information.
Can someone point me to where I can get download and setup instructions?
Thanks
John
___
vpp-dev mailing
13 matches
Mail list logo
