On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 07:24:44PM -0500, Aaron Rosen wrote: > I have a computer with several interfaces on it. One of the > interface's is directly connected to the internet and this where my > dp0 of openvswitch is connected. When I receive packets at this > interface they get sent to my openflow controller as packet-in events. > At my controller I tell the switch to go a head and flood these > packets. Though, I'm not seeing these packets at the other interfaces. > Any idea why not? (If I changes the packets so they match the DL_DST > and IP of the one of the interfaces I don't see the packet there > either.)
Please read REPORTING-BUGS and pass along the information recommended in there. In case you are not sure that your controller is configured correctly, you might try using the "ovs-controller" program as a simple controller. If you pass in the option "-vvconn" you can watch all of the OpenFlow traffic going back and forth to it. > I'm also a little confused on how the inport numbers are defined. For > example it seems that traffic going into dp0 is see at inport 1 at the > controller and traffic going out is see at inport 65534. Is this to be > expected? 65534 is OFPP_LOCAL, the "local port" associated with the datapath itself, e.g. with dp0. 1 is just the first ordinary OpenFlow port. "ovs-ofctl dump-ports" will print the association between ports and their OpenFlow port numbers. _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://openvswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss_openvswitch.org
