Hi Edison, sounds good. Let me know if you succeed. Could be a nice lab
assignment ;-)
Best, /PA
On Thu, 20 Jun 2019 at 15:25, Edison Albuquerque
wrote:
> Thank you Pedro.
> I want a simple network with one router and one switch.
> I'll try to tweak the code that joins the switch as router. Spe
Thank you Pedro.
I want a simple network with one router and one switch.
I'll try to tweak the code that joins the switch as router. Speciically
edit the variable _ROUTER_LIST to have only one switch that will join as
router, leaving the other as switch itself.
Best regards.
Em qui, 20 de jun de 2
Hi Edison,
if you are willing to have two controller instances coexisting, you can
associate one switch with a Ryu running rest-router and another with a Ryu
running eg simple-switch-13. The instances have to listen on different
ports.
Best, /PA
On Wed, 19 Jun 2019 at 19:53, Edison Albuquerque
Thanks, you all.
Em qua, 19 de jun de 2019 às 09:23, Fernando Farias
escreveu:
> Dear Edison,
>
> The controller has a global view for control of infrastructure, as either
> its applications. So an application will do the same action for any device,
> in the other word, it will have the same beh
Dear Edison,
The controller has a global view for control of infrastructure, as either
its applications. So an application will do the same action for any device,
in the other word, it will have the same behavior of actions in all device
of infrastructure. But, nothing will prevent you to create n
Hi,
AFAIK, rest_router.py does not have such feature because is one of the
sample application for the Ryu-Book tutorial.
If other switches need to perform as L2 switch, I guess you need to run
another Ryu instance for those switches.
Thanks,
Iwase
2019年6月19日(水) 1:22 Edison Albuquerque :
> Con
Hi Bryan,
On 2015年07月27日 06:09, Bryan Valencia wrote:
> Thank you very much for your help.
>
> I am conducting research on IPv6 and Software Defined Networking by. In the
> book http://osrg.github.io/ryu-book/en/Ryubook.pdf an exercise on page 113 I
> managed to do successfully.
>
> Now, I wan
