I can only speak generally -- I don't have any experience with Pantou itself. I should have probably specified that up front! Your configuration isn't making a whole lot of sense to me, but this also doesn't seem to have much to do with POX at this point. You'll probably get better support from the openflow-discuss mailing list where more readers are familiar with Pantou.
Good luck! -- Murphy On May 20, 2013, at 12:20 AM, Shabbir Ahmed wrote: > im following pantuo, and has configred every lan port to saperate vlan and > assigned a saperate subnet and use the vlan ip as default gw to computer on > that port. do i hv to change any thing in that ? canu share ur configs ? or > do i have to change the port type to bridge and then configure veth. > > thanks, > > > > On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 12:16 PM, Murphy McCauley <[email protected]> > wrote: > Most recently, I have done this by creating a veth pair where one end is on > the OpenFlow datapath. The other end, therefore, is just like a port to > another computer on a LAN; you can do normal Linux IP forwarding between it > and your WAN interface, complete with iptables-based NAT. And if you, for > example, run dnsmasq bound to that interface, you can get DNS/DHCP on ports > connected to the datapath. > > -- Murphy > > On May 19, 2013, at 11:37 PM, Shabbir Ahmed wrote: > >> thanks, >> >> I have a tp-link router, I want to add all lan-ports to Datapath and want to >> use WAN port as controller port(that connects to controller) and use it as >> wan/nat port for internet browsing for the users connected to WIFI and LAN >> ports. >> >> i dont want DHCP and NAT be running through Openflow, daemons like dnsmasq >> should let me achieve that and iptables, openflow is only used for allowing >> and blocking or playing with lan traffic. >> >> thanks, >> Shabbir. > >
