Hi Zoltan,

2011/8/24 Zoltán Lajos Kis <[email protected]>:
> Thanks for the slides, this is a great addition to the existing OpenFlow 
> literature. Any chance you could also tell us, where this was presented, and 
> to what audience?

The talk was strictly internal to BigSwitch and was presented
yesterday, so it was fairly low profile.  Honestly, if I had intended
to write a more definitive or public document describing the changes,
I probably would have structured these slides differently.  But, given
that the slides were already made and there is not much documentation
on this, I figured it would be good to release.

> Also thanks for mentioning Ericsson's OF 1.1 work. Let me clarify what 
> "hacked" means, because it might sound too frightening for some :o).
> Basically 1) there is no python support, and 2) the OF event handling and 
> packet sending is replaced with a new one, which uses some C-structures. For 
> examples, see [1,2].
> I believe this is good enough (tm) for anyone wanting to prototype; and once 
> a proper NOX comes out, migrating to that will be a non-issue.

Apologies for listing it as "hacked" -- in the talk I clarified that I
was quoting (tongue-in-cheek) from an email from you, but I realize
that's less clear in the slides.  I certainly didn't mean to imply
that the code wasn't worth looking at or to undermine the great work
that you and your team has accomplished.

> Be warned though, that due to the lack of a existing 1.1 test environments, 
> both the 1.1 software switch and NOX might contain bugs. Nevertheless, it is 
> our plan to migrate our existing MPLS demonstrations to these, so you can 
> expect support from us - and from me personally. Any feedback is appreciated 
> from those bold enough to give them a try =-).

Great to know, although I would caution people that NOX and the
software switch might contain bugs totally independent of your work
:-)

Thanks,

- Rob
.
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