Answers inline:
>> I'm interested in NOX, and want to write a simple app on it.
>> But how to generate the app Makefile?
>> I use this method:
>> 1. make a directory in the nox/coreapp.
>> 2. copy the Makefile.am in the nox/coreapp/simple_c_app, and fix it to my
own app configuration.
>> 3. copy the meta.xml in the nox/coreapp/simple_c_app, and fix it to my own
app configuration.
>> 4. run the boot.sh to generate the new configure.
>> 5. run the configure to generate the app Makefile.
>> I tested the method, it seemed it works well.
>> Am I right, or is there any way easier?
Nope, this is correct.
>> And I still have a question about how to config routing app. I have tried to
use it in this way:
>> use the start-vm-test scripts to run the test environment.
>> two end hosts and an openflow host are generated, and I run the nox_core
using the routing app.
>> I find that if two end hosts are in the different subnet ,they can't ping
each other.
>> But if they are in the same, they can ping each other. So I guess i have to
config the routing with some parameters to make it work.
>> HOW?
Routing doesn't actually do L3 routing. It only does forwarding, so the hosts must be in
the same subnet. This has confused many others in the past and is an unfortunate
consequence of the component name. We probably sould have named it "flow-based
forwarding"
.martin
>>
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>> hepeng
>> ICT
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