am trying to replicate the following in opendaylight that works fine for
me using ovs-ofctl on openvswitch :
sudo ovs-ofctl add-flow s1 priority=35,table=2,metadata=1
379878762,actions=push_vlan:0x8100,mod_vlan_vid:4000,output:6,goto_table:3
-O openflow13
When I do this with opendaylight, I don't see any actions related to vlan
appearing in my flow. Neither do they appear in the config data store. Here
is the code I use to create the instructions to push the flow:
vlan.setTag(vlanId);
vlan.setEthernetType(0x8100);
ab.setAction(new PushVlanActionCaseBuilder().se
tPushVlanAction(vlan.build()).build());
ab.setKey(new ActionKey(0));
ab.setOrder(0);
actionList.add(ab.build());
/* Then we set vlan id value as vlanId */
SetVlanIdActionBuilder vl = new SetVlanIdActionBuilder();
vl.setVlanId(new VlanId(vlanId));
ab = new ActionBuilder();
ab.setKey(new ActionKey(0));
ab.setAction(new SetVlanIdActionCaseBuilder().s
etSetVlanIdAction(vl.build()).build());
ab.setOrder(1);
actionList.add(ab.build());
OutputActionBuilder output = new OutputActionBuilder();
output.setMaxLength(Integer.valueOf(0xffff));
Uri controllerPort = new Uri(outputPortUri);
output.setOutputNodeConnector(controllerPort);
ab = new ActionBuilder();
ab.setKey(new ActionKey(0));
ab.setAction(new OutputActionCaseBuilder().setO
utputAction(output.build()).build());
ab.setOrder(2);
actionList.add(ab.build());
// Create an Apply Action
ApplyActionsBuilder aab = new ApplyActionsBuilder();
aab.setAction(actionList);
// Wrap our Apply Action in an Instruction
ib.setOrder(0).setInstruction(new ApplyActionsCaseBuilder().setA
pplyActions(aab.build()).build());
Proceeding along here's how I actually create the flow
MatchBuilder matchBuilder = new MatchBuilder();
createMetadataMatch(matchBuilder, flowCookie.getValue());
InstructionBuilder ib = new InstructionBuilder();
// See above.
Instruction createVlanTag = FlowUtils.createSetVlanAndOutputToPortIn
structions(
SdnMudConstants.MUD_RULE_HIT_LABEL, outputPortUri);
InstructionsBuilder insb = new InstructionsBuilder();
ArrayList<Instruction> instructions = new ArrayList<Instruction>();
instructions.add(createVlanTag);
Instruction gotoInstruction = ib.setInstruction(new
GoToTableCaseBuilder()
.setGoToTable(new GoToTableBuilder().setTableId(
SdnMudConstants.STRIP_VLAN_RULE_TABLE).build()).build())
.setKey(new InstructionKey(0)).build();
instructions.add(gotoInstruction);
insb.setInstruction(instructions);
tagPacketFlow.setMatch(matchBuilder.build()).
setInstructions(insb.build())
.setPriority(35).setBufferId(OFConstants.ANY)
.setHardTimeout(time).setIdleTimeout(0).setFlags(new
FlowModFlags(false, false, false, false, false));
I put everything into an instructionsbuilder and created a flow that
included the instruction above and a goto_table instruction.
Note that ONLY the gototable instruction appeared although I had set the
vlan tag. What happened to my Vlan instructions? Can they coexist?
{
"buffer_id": 4294967295,
"cookie": 1379878762,
"flags": "",
"flow-name": "metadataMatchVlanTagSendToPort
AndGoToStripVlanTagTable",
"hard-timeout": 30000,
"id": "toaster/42",
"idle-timeout": 0,
"instructions": {
"instruction": [
{
"go-to-table": {
"table_id": 3
},
"order": 0
}
]
},
"match": {
"metadata": {
"metadata": 1379878762
}
},
"priority": 35,
"table_id": 2
}
--
M. Ranganathan
“If debugging is the process of removing software bugs, then programming
must be the process of putting them in.” – Edsger Dijkstra
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