Hello all,Lets say i have a physical interface eth0 that i move under a
ovs-bridge br0.
a) What would the performance / throughput impact as a result of the physical
interface being part of the ovs bridge now?The reason i ask is there is
probably a extra hop the packet will have to take now to
Hello all,
We have a system where we support linux bond mode 1(Active backup) and bond
mode 4(LACP). The bonds are pre-created on boot up.Can we add these bonds as a
ports to the ovs bridge without breaking any of the linux bond functionality?
I am aware that we can create the bonds afresh
Hello all,We are starting with ovs and want to use it as
a) a L2 switch with vlan tagging on the guest vm ports.b) no openflow rules
will be configured.c) We will have 4 -5 bridges created on the system with each
bridge having a corresponding bond interface along with the guest vtap's.
Given
gle
bridge ?any security concerns if we use a single bridge as you called out?
ThanksSrinivas
On Saturday, 6 October, 2018, 3:19:56 AM IST, Ben Pfaff
wrote:
On Fri, Oct 05, 2018 at 08:42:39PM +0000, Srinivas via discuss wrote:
> Hello, I have a physical box with the following int
Hello, I have a physical box with the following interface config. Note that
vlans are already configured as child interfaces on the main bond0 interface.
bond0: ipaddr 10.2.34.29 (native and untagged traffic)
bond0.11: ipaddr 172.30.11.28 (traffic for vlan 11) bond0.12:
