bond0, it's a standard Linux bonding interface. 2012/12/17 Ben Pfaff <[email protected]>
> On Mon, Dec 17, 2012 at 10:22:34PM +0100, Endre Karlson wrote: > > My compute nodes: > > # cmp01 > > 0cf75e38-70e9-4e30-af01-52db13e8ea22 > > Bridge br-int > > Port "qvof7c07a40-7a" > > tag: 1 > > Interface "qvof7c07a40-7a" > > Port int-br-virtual > > Interface int-br-virtual > > Port br-int > > Interface br-int > > type: internal > > Bridge br-ex > > Port br-ex > > Interface br-ex > > type: internal > > Bridge br-virtual > > Port br-virtual > > Interface br-virtual > > type: internal > > Port "vlan61" > > tag: 61 > > Interface "vlan61" > > type: internal > > Port phy-br-virtual > > Interface phy-br-virtual > > Port "bond0" > > Interface "bond0" > > ovs_version: "1.4.0+build0" > > OK, where do packets come in and out of the physical box? Is it > through bond0? What kind of interface is bond0? It doesn't look like > it's an Open vSwitch bond, since it has only one Interface. >
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