Hello Salvatore,

Unfortunately, you are hitting a known problem of ODL Boron. The clean
up of classifier and chains is not working very well and sometimes it
leaves old flows which break things. We filed a bug about this in ODL
and it should be fixed in ODL Carbon which was release three weeks ago.
Due to the OPNFV Summit preparations, we were not able to check if it
works though :(. @Jaime: Perhaps you tested it with the dovs tool of
ODL?

Anyway, ODL Carbon will be part of OPNFV Euphrates and we are currently
working on the integration of OpenStack Ocata + ODL Carbon + OVS&NSH +
Tacker. We have the first two pieces working and we are looking into
the rest.

We had a presentation in the OPNFV Summit this week about what we want
to do for SFC in OPNFV Euphrates:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hyPzac-E0NDhd9dsleFy_ohGazzjivr
IPeTweAgPxdM/edit?usp=sharing

and one thing is to create a test case which checks if all flows are
deleted correctly to make sure that we don't hit this problem. However,
we are right now very busy... would you perhaps be interested in
helping out creating that test case? We could help you :)!

Thanks,
Manuel

On Thu, 2017-06-15 at 16:00 +0200, Salvatore Campanella wrote:
> Hi folk!
> > I am Salvatore Campanella and I work for Telecom Italia S.p.a. in NFV
group.
> I am trying to work with a single chain:
> > > tacker sfc-create chain -chain firewall1,firewall2,firewall3The three
firewalls are vnfs created with tacker ( using sfc-danube.qcow2 taken
from the community).
> 
> > Then, I create three different sfc-classifiers, all for the same
chain:
> > > classifier1 for the traffic on port 80classifier2 for the traffic on
port 22classifier3 for the traffic on port 443A this point, I can
block or not the traffic on every port as I want.
> So, the use case work correctly.
> 
> 
> Afterwards I delete all the classifiers and the chain.
> 
> > > What happens is that classifiers are effectively deleted only after
the chain deletion. (so it means that I cannot modify the chain if I
wish)
> > > Furthermore, I notice that traffic on port 80, 22 and 443 doesn't
work because there some pending  flows on br-int switch (on table 11
specifically).
> 
> Any hint? Could Someone help me?
> 
> Thank you very much
> 
> Salvatore Campanella
> 
> 
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