Port-status messages (OFPT_PORT_STATUS
) are sent from the switch to the controller when there is any change in the port status or when a new port is added, removed, or modified in the switch's data path. The switch should send this message only to the controller channel that the controller requested the switch to send it. The controller can express its interest to receive this event by sending an asynchronous configuration message to the switch. Refer to the Configuring the switch to send a list of asynchronous events the controller channel is interested in recipe in Chapter 2, Symmetric Messages and Asynchronous Messages (Part 2), for the procedure to configure the switch to send a port-status message to the controller.
OpenFlow Cookbook
OpenFlow Cookbook
Overview of this book
Table of Contents (17 chapters)
Preface
Free Chapter
1. OpenFlow Channel Connection Establishment (Part 1)
1. OpenFlow Channel Connection Establishment (Part 2)
2. Symmetric Messages and Asynchronous Messages (Part 1)
2. Symmetric Messages and Asynchronous Messages (Part 2)
3. Flow Table and Flow Entry Modification Messages (Part 1)
3. Flow Table and Flow Entry Modification Messages (Part 2)
4. Group Table and Meter Table Modification Messages (Part 1)
4. Group Table and Meter Table Modification Messages (Part 2)
5. Handling Multipart Statistics Messages (Part 1)
5. Handling Multipart Statistics Messages (Part 2)
6. Handling Multipart State Information Messages (Part 1)
6. Handling Multipart State Information Messages (Part 2)
7. Handling Bundle Messages (Part 1)
7. Handling Bundle Messages (Part 2)
A. Common OpenFlow Headers, Structures, and Error Code
Index
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