On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 4:27 AM, Jacob Steadman
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> I had code that inserts flow rules in the switches once the feature is
> installed at the controller. It was and still is working fine for OF1.0 but
> I had to upgrade to OF1.3 to make use of multible flow tables.
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> statement is displayed (attached).
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> *From:*Shuva Kar [mailto:shuva.jyoti.kar...@gmail.com]
> *Sent:* 15 February 2018 03:16
> *To:* Jacob Steadman ;
> openflowplugin-dev@lists.opendaylight.org
> *Cc:* Jamo Luhrsen
> *Subject:* Re: [openflowplugin-d
Overall the structure looks fine to me except that I could not find definition
of some variables, which I am sure you would have taken care.
Apart from looking at the logs what JamO mentioned, it would be great if you
could attach a Wireshark onto the 6653 port and see if the flow is sent over
t
Jacob,
I wont really be able to help debug this at the java level, but what
do you see on the switch side and in karaf.log? Wondering if the flow
is being sent down to the switch, which is rejecting it for some
reason? Or possibly, the internal work hits some condition which
would throw an Excepti
Hi,
I had code that inserts flow rules in the switches once the feature is
installed at the controller. It was and still is working fine for OF1.0 but I
had to upgrade to OF1.3 to make use of multible flow tables.
If I replace the match so that the flow matches everything, the rule is
inserted
