- Dec 30, 2014
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Ryan Izard authored
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- Dec 22, 2014
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sanjivininaikar authored
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- Dec 16, 2014
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sanjivininaikar authored
IPv6 support updated
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- Dec 15, 2014
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sanjivininaikar authored
Support for IPv6
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Ryan Izard authored
Tweaked SFP syntax (changed my mind about dl and nw as opposed to eth and ipv4). Added acceptance of hex and decimal input for values. Added previously unimplemented matches/actions in loxi to the SFP. Removed all the FlowReconcileManager stuff from DeviceManagerImpl.
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- Dec 12, 2014
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Ryan Izard authored
Fixed SFP REST API. Forgot to add new flow's DPID to entry2dpid map, thus flow removal never triggered a flow-del message to the switch. Also, added a serializer for OFFlowMod and for OFFlowModMap. The latter is for the double-map of switch-dpid --> map of flow-name --> OFFlowMod object. The former has been separated, since it a JSON serializer for OFFlowMod might come in handy in the future. A present limitation is that the JSON serializer does not use the same syntax as is used to insert a flow-mod via the SFP REST API. This might be confusing for people if they get different output than what they put in. It's a lot less work to implement the serializer as-is though. The next step will be to match the SFP syntax on a per-field basis in the OFFlowModSerializer class.
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- Nov 21, 2014
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Ryan Izard authored
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- Aug 12, 2014
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Ryan Izard authored
Static Flow Pusher supports all OF1.3 matches and most OF1.3 actions (with the exception of masks). LoadBalancer corrected; OFFlowAdd used instead of OFFlowModify and OFPort.ZERO correct to OFPort.ANY. ActionUtils, MatchUtils, and InstructionUtils added to support static flow pusher. Strings defining flow fields *standardized* for Floodlight in the new utils classes. This means the REST API for the SFP will expect a sligthly different syntax than the current REST API (for master and 0.90). We can change the field names easily though in the utils files. These names are also referenced for the keys the SFP uses to store flow match fields and actions, just to be consistent.
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