Displaying the configured connections to controllers
Use the
show openflow command to display the OpenFlow configuration, including the configured connections
to controllers on the device.
device(config)# show openflow Administrative Status: Enabled Controller Type: OFV 100 Number of Controllers: 3 Controller 1: Connection Mode: active, TCP Controller Address: 10.25.128.243 Connection Port: 6633 Controller 2: Connection Mode: active, TCP Controller Address: 10.25.128.242 Connection Port: 6633 Controller 3: Connection Mode: passive, TCP Listening Address: 0.0.0.0 Connection Port: 6633 Match Capabilty: Port, Destination MAC, Vlan, Vlan PCP Openflow Enabled Ports: e1/1 e1/2
Output fields for the show openflow command
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Field |
Description |
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Administrative Status |
Indicates the administrative status of OpenFlow on the device. |
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Controller Type |
Indicates the OpenFlow protocol version that is supported on the device. |
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Number of Controllers |
Lists the number of controller connections configured on the device. Brocade devices support up to three concurrent controller connections. |
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Connection mode |
Indicates the mode of the controller connection configured. You can configure active or passive connection to controllers. An active connection is initiated by the device. In a passive connection, the device is in the listening mode, and accepts requests from controllers. If the optional controller address is not specified, any controller can establish a connection with the device in the passive mode. Refer to Connecting to an OpenFlow controller. |
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Controller address |
Indicates the address of the specified controller. |
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Connection port |
Indicates the TCP port that is used for connection to the controller. By default, port 6633 is used. |
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Match capability |
Specifies the matching rules supported. |
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OpenFlow enabled ports |
Lists the ports on the device that are enabled for OpenFlow. |
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OpenFlow hybrid mode ports |
Indicates the VLAN IDs. |
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Default Action |
Indicates the default action for packets that do not match any configured flows.
By default, such packets are dropped. However, you can configure these packets to
be sent to the controller by using the
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Maximum Number of Flows Allowed |
Indicates the maximum number of flows allowed on the device that is configured by
using the
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