Re: [pox-dev] Format of flow entries to use fast failover group type in OF 1.3

Since POX doesn't currently support OpenFlow 1.3, I'm not sure that this applies... -- Murphy On Jan 11, 2015, at 4:09 PM, Padma Jayasankar padmaj...@gmail.com wrote: Hi, I want to use fast fail over group type of OpenFlow 1.3. I need sample flow entries for doing this. According to my

[pox-dev] Order of handlers for one event

Hi, I am working on discovery,spanning-tree and l2_multi module, and found that the link_event, which raised by the discovery module, has 2 handlers in spanning_tree and l2_multi respectively. I want to do some changes for core.openflow_discovery.adjacency in spanning_tree module, after the

Re: [pox-dev] MAC address encaps

There are multiple types of MAC-in-MAC encapsulation. I think recent versions of OVS are starting to have support for the kind done with Provider Backbone Bridging, but I haven't looked into it. It might be done with special push and pop actions like MPLS, which should be easy enough to add

[pox-dev] Format of flow entries to use fast failover group type in OF 1.3

Hi, I want to use fast fail over group type of OpenFlow 1.3. I need sample flow entries for doing this. According to my knowledge, we have to change the action as group table and then add an entry in the group table. but how to specify in the flow table entry.Please clarify. Thanks and Regards,

[pox-dev] Sorry, please ignore the last email

Hi, Sorry, I just got the answer from POX wiki page. Sorry for my last junk mail. -- Thanks Tim

Re: [pox-dev] Order of handlers for one event

I think you sent out an email saying you'd already found the answer on the POX wiki, but I happened to get the emails in reverse order (I only just got this one, but got the other one 20 minutes ago). For anyone wondering the same thing, I think the relevant answer is in the POX manual wiki in