Hello,
I use Flowvisor 1.4, mininet and OpenDaylight controller. I have two mininet topologies in two different mininet instanes, let's say Topo1 and Topo2. Topo1 has a single switch with static DPID ::AA . Topo2 has a lot of switches, with random DPIDs. I also have two different OpenFlow controllers (OpenDaylight) with different IP addresses, let's say Controller1 and Controller2. I need the switch at Topo1 to get connected only to Controller1 and any switches at Topo2 to get connected only to Controller2. To better understand what I am trying to do, take a look at the diagram here: http://bit.ly/ZpwerZ I tried to create two slices and two flowspaces, as follows: fvctl --user=fvadmin --passwd-file=/etc/flowvisor/flowvisor.passwd add-slice --recv-lldp Slice1 tcp:controller1ip:6633 me@of fvctl --user=fvadmin --passwd-file=/etc/flowvisor/flowvisor.passwd add-slice --recv-lldp Slice2 tcp:controller2ip:6633 me@of fvctl --user=fvadmin --passwd-file=/etc/flowvisor/flowvisor.passwd add-flowspace FS1 00:00:00:00:00:00:00:AA 100 any "Slice1=6" fvctl --user=fvadmin --passwd-file=/etc/flowvisor/flowvisor.passwd add-flowspace FS2 all 10 any "Slice2=6" However, using the above setup I end up having Topo2 connected only to Controller2 (this is OK) and Topo1 connected to both Controller1 and Controller2 (this is _not_ OK). Is there any way to add a Flowspace rule, so that I can prevent DPID ::AA from connecting to Controller2? Thank you in advance for any answers Lefteris Mourikis<http://blog.ctlab.gr/>
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