Reg "Open flow table Examples" The rule is not same for all the switches. For any given scenario, the controller should know the topology and program different rules for different switches. Ex: If the packet has to flow from switch1 to switch2 to switch3. and switch1s port 1 is connected to switch2's port2 and switch2's port 3 is connected to switch3. The action field for switch 1 will be "egress on eth1" and for switch2 it will be "egress on eth3" rest of the fields of the rule can be same across both the switches. And switch3 need not be programmed anything for this scenario.
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Excellent explanation. Thanks for explaining SDN in simple but understandable words.
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Reg "Open flow table Examples" The rule is not same for all the switches. For any given scenario, the controller should know the topology and program different rules for different switches.
Ex: If the packet has to flow from switch1 to switch2 to switch3. and switch1s port 1 is connected to switch2's port2 and switch2's port 3 is connected to switch3. The action field for switch 1 will be "egress on eth1" and for switch2 it will be "egress on eth3" rest of the fields of the rule can be same across both the switches. And switch3 need not be programmed anything for this scenario.
Sir need more lecture. ..how simple you describe all portion point to point. ..thank you sir
amazing lecture. ..Sir thank you
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