Ben, you had asked about my flow table. I've tried this with a
completely clear table and not -- same behavior. There has to be some
logic I'm missing here. Back story is that I'm trying to compensate
for the inability to populate local mac-table with this flow as I want
to run ports in 'no-flood'
Hi Team,
I would like to get the timestamp for the packets that are being captured
by an OVS. Is there any possible command to do it or should I need to
modify the OVS code to do this ?
Should I query the DB or flow-tables to get the timestamps of the captured
packets ?
Thank you,
Ajeeth Kannan
There has to be something inherently wrong with that flow since once I
enter it, the machine behind port 13 cannot get out anywhere -- and no
traffic can reach it, even once there is an actual entry in the
mac-table. So I'm effectively breaking all traffic to port 13 and MAC
so:me:ma:cc. Can someon
I would generally expect that to work.
Maybe you should show us more of your flow table.
On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 10:14:16AM -0700, Tom Gajewski wrote:
> My bad, that was obviously suppose to include the MAC in question. So
> one more time, in an attempt to set a static MAC table entry:
>
> Table
My bad, that was obviously suppose to include the MAC in question. So
one more time, in an attempt to set a static MAC table entry:
Table entry:
13 744 so:me:ma:cc
Flow:
ovs-ofctl add-flow mybridge dl_dst=so:me:ma:cc,actions=output:13
I guess what I'm asking is, what should a static flow th
On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 06:09:29PM +0200, Richard Mayers wrote:
> Is there a that when a packet MATCHES a rule as an ACTION it checks
> the remaining rules but this one that matched. I just want to have a
> rule that modifies certain packets but then the remaining rules still
> apply.
There's no w
On Mon, Oct 17, 2016 at 02:45:06AM -0700, Tom Gajewski wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> It is my understanding that one cannot modify the cam (well I guess in
> openvswitch land the mac table ;] ) directly. As I'm trying to set up
> static entries. Do I need to use flows to accomplish this, is there no
> othe
Hi all,
Is there a that when a packet MATCHES a rule as an ACTION it checks
the remaining rules but this one that matched. I just want to have a
rule that modifies certain packets but then the remaining rules still
apply.
Kind regards,
Richard
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Hi,
I found how to do it. With ovs-ofctl you can also mark the packets so
for example to mark all the icmp i do:
ovs-ofctl add-flow -O Openflow13 ovs_0_0
"priority=1000,dl_type=0x0800,nw_proto=1,
actions=set_field:10->pkt_mark,normal"
Is it okay if I use normal? I just want to mark packets and
On 10/17/2016 11:54 AM, Richard Mayers wrote:
Hi all,
I just realised that all the iptables rules I have been applying to my
open Vswitch interfaces never match.
I am using iptables to mark some packets, and then I use TC (traffic
control) filters to put packets into different priority queues
d
Hi all,
I just realised that all the iptables rules I have been applying to my
open Vswitch interfaces never match.
I am using iptables to mark some packets, and then I use TC (traffic
control) filters to put packets into different priority queues
depending on the Iptables match. That works for e
Hi all,
It is my understanding that one cannot modify the cam (well I guess in
openvswitch land the mac table ;] ) directly. As I'm trying to set up
static entries. Do I need to use flows to accomplish this, is there no
other way to just modify this table??
As for flows, I did try to add some cop
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