Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of Internal/OpenFlow/Controllers/FlowVisor


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Jun 5, 2012, 8:46:16 PM (12 years ago)
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    11= !FlowVisor =
    2 !FlowVisor is a specialized !OpenFlow controller that creates slices within an !OpenFlow network, allowing the same physical deployment to support multiple controllers. Here we describe the setup/installation !FlowVisor 0.8.3 on Ubuntu 11.04. 
     2!FlowVisor is a specialized !OpenFlow controller that creates slices within an !OpenFlow network, allowing the same physical deployment to support multiple controllers. Here we describe the setup/installation !FlowVisor 0.8.3 on Ubuntu 11.04.
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     4== Sections ==
     5There are two main sections. The first describes how to set up and run !FlowVisor; The second describes some details about how the code functions and is probably more useful for development. 
     6 1. [#setup General setup and usage]
     7 2. [#arch Architecture and implementation details] 
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    49== references ==
    510 * main docs: https://openflow.stanford.edu/display/DOCS/Installation+Guide
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    7 == prereqs ==
     12== prereqs == #setup
    813The latest !FlowVisor is based on java, requiring the following packages:
    914{{{
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    158 == Some notes on architecture and implementation. ==
     163== Some notes on architecture and implementation. == #arch
    159164In general, !FlowVisor is well-documented (see refs link at top of page). This section describes some more in-depth implementation details of !FlowVisor (currently 0.8.3).
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    182187'''In `FVClassifier`:'''
    183  1. Send controller side of !OpenFlow handshake (Hello, features request)
    184   * The initial process also pushes a flow mod that causes switches to drop all, until further flow information can be acquired.
     188 1. Send controller side of !OpenFlow handshake (Hello, features request). The initial process also pushes a flow mod that causes switches to drop all, until further flow information can be acquired. [[BR]]
    185189 2.For each event:
    186190  1. Classify the type of event