HI Hajar, What you are describing is exactly what happens. If SF1 and SF2 are connected to SFF1, ODL will send OpenFlow rules about SF1 and SF2 to SFF1 but not to other SFFs. If neither SF1 nor SF2 are included in SFC6, then SFF1 will not receive any OpenFlow rule related to SFC6. If you are experiencing something different, then I would consider it a bug.
Regards, Manuel >>> Hajar Hantouti <[email protected]> 01/25/17 4:55 PM >>> Thank you Manuel for your answer, I want to send the SFF only the SFCs on which this SFF can be envolved , for example SFF1 is connected to SF1 and SF2 and only SFC1,SFC6 and SFC7 calls theses SFs , I want to send a flow table with rules about only SFC1,SFC6 and SFC7 in order to reduce the flow tables size . do you think that makes sense ? looking forward to reading you. 2017-01-25 8:28 GMT+00:00 Manuel Buil <[email protected]>: Hi Hajar, The controller does not send the same flow tables to all SFFs. It depends on what you configure in the Rest API of SFC . You could certainly personalize your flows modifying the code. What exactly do you have in mind? Regards, Manuel >>> Hajar Hantouti <[email protected]> 01/25/17 7:45 AM >>> Hello everyone, I am new to Odl and SDN , and I wonder if there is a way to create personnalized flow tables for switches/SFFs. as I know the controller sends the same flow tables to all switches. Cordially Hajar -- Cordialement ; Hajar HANTOUTI Phd student -Umi University.
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