Let me emphasize again, translate should be applied on one interface only and
not both. The reason you are seeing 3 tags on an interface in your earlier
experiment is because 1-2 and 2-1 translates were applied on both end of
xconnect interfaces respectively. -John
From: Nagaprabhanjan
Ed,
Thank you I appreciate it. Also if there is a calendar event for the
release please be sure I am included on the invite.
Thanks,
Vanessa
On 01/13/2017 03:43 PM, Ed Warnicke wrote:
> Vanessa,
>
> Rather than enumerate the current artifacts here for vpp, I've updated
> the instructions
Vanessa,
Rather than enumerate the current artifacts here for vpp, I've updated the
instructions here:
https://wiki.fd.io/view/VPP/CommitterTasks/CutRelease#helpdesk_email_template
to instruct the vpp person cutting the release to send a helpdesk email
from a template that *should* provide you
Thanks all for the inputs. The pop approach is working fine for 1-2, 2-1,
1-1, 2-2. Checking why translate is not working.
-nagp
On Sat, Jan 14, 2017 at 12:27 AM, John Lo (loj) wrote:
> If using translate, it should be translate 1-1, so vtr will replace one
> tag on the packet
Whether there is a calendar event or not is up to our fearless Release
Manager for 17.01: Damjan.
I would suggest to him that it can probably be handled async via email/IRC
in a light weight fashion if he so chooses :)
Ed
On Fri, Jan 13, 2017 at 2:58 PM, Vanessa Valderrama <
Many thanks for your replies Jan, John!
I tried translate1-2 and translate2-1, the ingress vlan is getting popped,
but the egress vlan stack instead of being (150|200), it became
(150|200|200) - i.e. there were three tags imposed on the packet, instead
of two. Looking into the issue.
John, by
If doing tag1 to tag2 translation as suggested, only need to do it on one
interface. Whatever is specified on an interface will be performed on input
while the opposite will be performed on output. Using pop on both interfaces,
as suggested in my other reply, is more straightforward but is
If using translate, it should be translate 1-1, so vtr will replace one tag on
the packet with another tag. Then you only need to do it on one interface, to
replace its tag with the tag of the other interface.
If pop is used on both interfaces, a packet would have its tag poped on input
Hi,
I have a L2 cross-connect configuration where packets arrive on a sub-if1
(with vlan id 500) and go out on sub-if2 (with a vlan stack 200, 150).
When I send packets on sub-if1, it is getting out on sub-if2, but the vlan
tags are not getting re-written. Is there anything else that should be
On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 9:25 PM, Burt Silverman wrote:
> Cool. My suggestion would not have solved the issue, but looking at
> Damjan's .am files gives me a hint why the years ago project had issues,
> for example:
>
> libsvm_la_LIBADD = libvppinfra.la -lrt -lpthread
>
Please see https://gerrit.fd.io/r/#/c/4674. Lots more work to do, but as
given the tcp host stack manages to bring up tcp sessions.
Comments to me, Florin Coras (fco...@cisco.com), and/or Keith Burns
(k...@cisco.com).
Thanks. Dave
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