[pox-dev] Mininet Script for Pox Router Example

[William Emmanuel S. Yu]

By default, this does nothing. If I make s0 and s1 switches then h0 should ping s0, s0 should ping s1, and h1 should ping s1. But not h0 to ping h1. 

My plan is to write a "router" configuration for the flow switches to make them static routers with routing tables and all. 

Is there a better way of showing this?

Thanks.
------Original Message------
From: pox-Murphy McCauley
To: aaa-William Yu
Cc: pox-dev
Subject: Re: [pox-dev] Mininet Script for Pox Router Example
Sent: Oct 1, 2012 5:07 PM

I think Mininet also has a list; you might also try there.

On Sep 30, 2012, at 9:52 PM, William Emmanuel Yu wrote:
>    # Configuration of IP addresses in interfaces
>    s0.setIP(s0int, '192.168.1.1', 26)
>    h0.setIP(h0int, '192.168.1.2', 26)
>    s1.setIP(s1int, '192.168.1.65', 26)
>    h1.setIP(h1int, '192.168.1.66', 26)
>    s0.setIP(s0pint, '192.168.1.129', 26)
>    s1.setIP(s1pint, '192.168.1.130', 26)

What does it mean to assign IP addresses to ports on an instance of Open vSwitch?  What IP stack is associated with these IP addresses?

> After running this script, I should NOT be able to ping h0 and h1 but I
> can.

h0 is connected to s0, s0 is connected to s1, s1 is connected to h1.  So... I may be missing something obvious (I haven't looked at or thought about this in any detail at all), but... why shouldn't you be able to?

-- Murphy

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