About discovery? Yes, it discovers links. With no QoS information. See the
POX manual for more on the discovery component.
-- Murphy
On Feb 17, 2015, at 9:29 PM, Murat Karakus wrote:
> Thanks for quickly relpy, Murphy. I guess I need to use openflow.discovery
> component as well like below
Thanks for quickly relpy, Murphy. I guess I need to use openflow.discovery
component as well like below, right?
./pox forwarding.l2_multi openflow.spanning_tree openflow.discovery
How about my other question?
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For this purpose, I want my controller (POX) to discover all switches (w/
l2_multi is an example that does shortest paths between endpoints (it uses
Floyd-Warshall instead of Dijkstra's, but that's just a detail). And the
spanning_tree component doesn't disable entire ports, IIRC -- just flooding on
those ports. So if you have loops and use l2_multi and spanning_tre
Hi All,
I am trying to implement a network having loops (e.g. 4 switches connected
to each other and one host connected to each switch). When I try to ping a
host, it does not work because of the loops. Using spanning_tree component
may work in this case but I don't want it since it deletes a port
