Greetings, We are currently setting up a basic Openflow Wireless testbed with three PC Engine AP and a Pronto 3290 switch in our labs. We have a few questions regarding the connection between the elements:
1) There are three controller path setups possible: L3 inband, tunneling and L2 inband. If we want to setup a small demo (n-casting for instance), is there a preference for a particular configuration? 2) How must the Openflow controller connected to the network in order to control the AP? Right now, the openflow controller is connected to the special ethernet port of the Pronto switch (in order to control the switch). The default pyswitch controller can detect the Indigo/Pronto switch. However, the AP is connected to the switching plane of the Pronto switch. Is there a way to access the switching plane ports from the control port or must the controller be connected in a different fashion? Right now, pinging doesn't work between the switching plane and the control plane. Thank you for your help, Heming _______________________________________________ openflow-discuss mailing list openflow-discuss@lists.stanford.edu https://mailman.stanford.edu/mailman/listinfo/openflow-discuss
