On Sat, Sep 10, 2011 at 13:20, Lucas Henrique Mauricio < [email protected]> wrote:
> Every bridge that I create and set a controller to it, NOX GUI shows me 1 > node. So, if I create 10 bridges in a single switch and set a controller for > each of them, NOX is going to show me 10 nodes. But I think that the > "normal" is to have only one node for each switch instead of a node for each > bridge in the switch. Am I wrong? Maybe the "problem" is with NOX, not with > OpenvSwitch.. First, as Ben has pointed out, I don't particularly see why you want to be creating all of these bridges in the first place - just connect all of your VMs to the same bridge. However, if you are creating a bridge for each VM, then yes, you have indeed created a new "node" in NOX (or any other controller), as each bridge is an independent switch and datapath. That they happen to be located in the same physical piece of hardware is irrelevant - they are completely independent and unrelated (as would be the case for separate hardware switches). -- Nick
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