Hi Linbo,
if you want to do traditional IP routing and forwarding on OpenFlow networks
you may want to have a look at RouteFlow:
https://sites.google.com/site/routeflow/
The second tutorial we are about to release demonstrates a four router
network running OSPF:
Hi all
Now I'm using the nox 0.9.0 compiled Aug 25.
Under the specific condition, sorry I didn't narrow down it,
set_match() method which is defined at src/nox/lib.util.py says
Invalid ethernet addr.
This is occured by the fail of create_eaddr(), which is called by
convert_to_eaddr(), because of
Thanks for the report.
I think the problem you're seeing is one I fixed in the destiny branch last
year. Assuming you're planning on switching to destiny eventually, you might
want to manually apply the patch from destiny and see if it fixes it.
Thanks for your reply and dealing with my dust patch.
I tried your following fix and I checked everything is OK.
http://noxrepo.org/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=nox;a=commitdiff;h=c3fa89a8e5c55e66efbcee3ee32523c9eb5d76c9
I'm touched by a kindness of this community.
Thank you.
De: H.OHYAMA
2011/9/2
Hi,
I am trying to create a rate-limiting functionality in my application using
the flow statistics that I obtain from the switch. I'm using the byte_count
from the flows to match against a threshold value that when exceeded will be
used to prompt flows to be dropped. Is it possible to create a
Hi Linbo.
You can take a look on this link, it might helps:
http://www.openflow.org/wk/index.php/OpenFlow_Tutorial#Create_Router
This exercise of create a router to link two subnets helped on my group
ongoing research. We are developing a NOX component that can do routing
between two or more
Starting with the second error...
NameError: global name 'bufid' is not defined
This is because you're using the variable name bufid, but there's no such
variable. You have this in a packet-in handler because it's one of the
parameters to the event handler. For a stats-in, there's obviously
