If you use some Ubuntu version it might be needed to change iptables
default policy to not drop packets in firewall:
https://github.com/Linaro/odp/pull/615/commits/3f0d341faad21b57e3d980f3df5b0b54701c7fbd
On 19 June 2018 at 17:02, Daniel Feferman wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Yes, I believe it fits into
Hi All,
Yes, I believe it fits into default headroom.
I see, since I was using MACSAD with v16, I believe I should give v19 a try
and check it. However, when I asked about IPsec, I asked cause I was using
v19 and I was still not able to see packets being forwarded. I'll check
MACSAD with new
Hi Daniel,
ODP support for IPsec was introduced in v1.17.0.0 and is part of the Tiger
Moth LTS level of the code (v1.19 series). If your intent is to do things
with IPsec I recommend upgrading to that. The current LTS support level is
v1.19.0.1. I'm not sure if that will work with MACSAD, but you
how match do you pull head? Does this value fit into default headroom?
Maxim.
On 18 June 2018 at 18:34, Daniel Feferman wrote:
> Hi Bill,
>
> Thank you for your answer. Answering your questions:
>
> -v16. odp-linux.
> -It was a Xeon E5, then x86 using a link of up to 10G.
> -I'm new on ODP,
Hi Bill,
Thank you for your answer. Answering your questions:
-v16. odp-linux.
-It was a Xeon E5, then x86 using a link of up to 10G.
-I'm new on ODP, I'm currently working on a VXLAN implementation (but we
similar problem with a BNG use case) using P4 language with this compiler
(which I'm a
Hi Daniel. Can you give a bit more detail?
- What version of ODP are you using? Is this the odp-linux or odp-dpdk
reference implementations from GitHub or some other implementation?
- The platform / system you're running on. x86? Arm? Something else?
- A small code snippet / test program
Hi all,
I'm running a compiler that takes advantage of ODP to allow good throughput
with portability. However, one of our tests seems to point that
odp_packet_pull_head
strongly impact the performance compared to the "opposite" function (
odp_packet_push_head), I mean a program using push seems
