OK, i have made it, thanks for your kind answer~

在 2015-04-20 11:21:51,"Nicholas Bastin" <[email protected]> 写道:

On Fri, Apr 17, 2015 at 10:39 PM, 张晨 <[email protected]> wrote:

what does this design mean? i just thought that the in-band mode support all 
the switches could connect to the dataplane-lied controller.


In-band control networks have to expand their level of control in steps, 
building a tree as they go.  When s1 connects to the controller (which should 
be possible given that it's directly connected), then it can send a packet-in 
to the controller from the arp from s2 when it tries to connect. (or the 
controller needs to proactively install the arp and IP paths for itself).  If 
s2 gives up arp-ing for the controller before s1 establishes a connection to 
the controller (handshake and all), then you have a problem.


In general OVS does not have this issue (given that the host OS in this case is 
Linux, which is really controlling this behaviour), so I suspect you have some 
other problem with your controller.


--
Nick
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