Acl Flows - Dell Force10 Software Defined Networking Deployment Manual

Controller 2 : -
Port List :
Te 0/7 (8), Te 0/31 (32)
Vlan List :
Vlan Mbr list :
To display information for the second OF instance, use the show running-config openflow of-instance
2 command:
FTOS# show running-config openflow of-instance 2
!
openflow of-instance 2
controller 1 10.11.205.184
flow-map l2 enable
flow-map l3 enable
interface-type vlan
learning-switch-assist enable
multiple-fwd-table enable
no shutdown
FTOS#show openflow of-instance 2
Instance : 2
Admin State : Up
Interface Type : Vlan
DP Id : 00:02:00:01:e8:8b:1a:30
Forwarding Tbls : acl,mac,route
Flow map : l2,l3
LB assist : enabled
EchoReq interval: 15 seconds
Connect interval: 15 seconds
Number of Flows : 0
Packets (acl) : -
Bytes (acl) : -
Controller 1 : TCP, 10.11.205.184/6633, connected (equal)
Controller 2 : -
Port List :
Vlan List :
Vl 200
Vlan Mbr list :
Te 0/0 (1), Te 0/1 (2)

ACL Flows

By default, all flows are treated as ACL flows. No additional configuration is required to set up ACL flows. You can view
per-flow and aggregate statistics for ACL flows using the show openflow of-instance and show openflow
flows of-instance commands.
To clear these statistics, use the clear openflow statistics of-instance command . The following
sample ACL flow was configured using a controller. It matches by dmac, ether-type, ip-protocol, and tcp-dst-port, then
sets the VLAN ID to 111 and forwards the packet from Te 0/31.
FTOS#show openflow flows of-instance 1
Instance: 1, Table: acl, Flow: 1, Cookie: 0xa000003c435722
Priority: 32768, Internal Priority: 32768
Up Time: 0d 00:02:34, Hard Timeout: 0 seconds
Idle Timeout: 0 seconds, Internal Idle Timeout: 0 seconds
Packets: 1, Bytes: 64
Match Parameters:
Valid Match: Etype,DMAC,IP proto,DPort
In Port : *
SMAC : *
VLAN id : *
14
tcp
EType : ip
DMAC : 00:11:11:11:11:11
VLAN PCP : *