Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of Internal/OpenFlow/XORP


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Aug 16, 2011, 3:11:38 PM (13 years ago)
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akoshibe
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    v6 v7  
    1 = XORP Configs for the Quanta =
    2 The switch pointed to boot from the cf card will start up with XORP as its default firmware. If the switch is already flashed with the !OpenFlow image, just go back into u-boot and point the boot command to the cfcard boot parameters. The following commands set the XORP switch up as a regular switch in the Grid's data VLAN (8), with a trunk port on ge-1/1/47 (lower rightmost port) living on native VLAN 1 and a telnet-accessible management interface.
     1= !XorPlus Configs for the Quanta =
     2The switch pointed to boot from the cf card will start up with !XorPlus as its default firmware. If the switch is already flashed with the !OpenFlow image, just go back into u-boot and point the boot command to the cfcard boot parameters. The following commands set the !XorPlus switch up as a regular switch in the Grid's data VLAN (8), with a trunk port on ge-1/1/47 (lower rightmost port) living on native VLAN 1 and a telnet-accessible management interface.
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    44Set management IP addresson eth0:
    … …  
    4949 * Setting interface parameters - The GBe ports are named ge-1/1/n, n from 1 to 48. To configure them:
    5050{{{
    51 XorPlus# set interface gigabit-ethernet ge-1/1/4XorPlus> request system power-off 7 family ethernet-switching <port mode, vlan id, ect. here>
     51XorPlus# set interface gigabit-ethernet ge-1/1/4 family ethernet-switching <port mode, vlan id, ect. here>
    5252}}}
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    100100To use it, run as root, specifying the IP address you want the switch to be set to and the serial interface to the switch.
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    102 another similar script has been clobbered together to use the telnet server attached to the switches. The script, sw_telnet.sh, takes a port number and management IP address as its arguments:
    103 {{{
    104 ./sw_telnet.sh $PORT $IP_ADDR | telnet
    105 }}}
    106 I think this can be part of the script too...
    107 
     102A more usable script for range port configurations can be found attached. It supports a very limited number of configuration schemes in a mock-IP8800-like CLI:
     103 * VLAN creation
     104 * port VLAN/type assignment
     105 * management port configuration
     106 * "help" or "?" for a list of commands
     107This script also has to be run as root.
    108108=== SSH/Telnet login ===
    109109Verbatim from FAQs (but not in the CLI users manual):