Deployment Guide

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SCTP_DST
16
No
es
If Ethertype = 0x86dd and
IP_PROTO = 132
ICMPv6_CODE
8
No
es
If Ethertype = 0x86dd and
IP_PROTO = 58
Notes:
 IPv6 Neighbor Discovery field matching is not supported in this version of DNOS-OF.
 Not all IPv6 match fields are supported on all platforms.
 DNOS-OF permits bit masking L4 source and destination ports, as well as ICMP code. The OpenFlow does
not require these to be maskable.
The only instruction is write actions. Since there is no next table, there can be no Goto-Table or Write
Metadata instructions.
Table 40: Policy ACL Flow Table Instruction Set
Name
Argument
Description
Apply Actions
Action list
Optional. Only the actions in Table 41 can be specified.
Clear Actions
Used to clear the action set for dropping the packet. Cannot
be combined with write actions.
Write Actions
Action set
Only the actions in Table 42 or Table 43 can be specified,
depending on rule type.
The packet is dropped if there is no group action that specifies output ports, since there is no next table.
Note: Apply-actions to CONTROLLER would be used in order to output the packet to the CONTROLLER
reserved port, rather than an output action in the write-actions action set.
The Policy ACL Flow Table supports the actions listed in Table 41.
Table 41: Policy ACL Flow Table Action List Actions
Name
Argument
Description
Set-
Field
Traffic
Class
The Policy ACL Flow Table action set supports the actions listed in Table 70 for VLAN match rule types, and
the actions in Table 71 for tunnel match rule types.
Table 42: Policy ACL Flow Table VLAN Flow Entry Action Set
Name
Argument
Description
Group
Group
Sets output group entry for processing the packet after this table.
Group must exist, be consistent with the type of rule and packet;, and
can be any of: L2 Interface, L2 Rewrite, L2 Multicast, L3 Unicast, L3
Multicast, or L3 ECMP; must respect VLAN id naming conventions. In
particular, if the output is an L2 Rewrite group that does not set the
VLAN id, the L2 Interface group it references must be consistent with
the VLAN id in the matched flow entry.
Set-
Queue
Queue-id
Determines queue to be used when packet is finally forwarded. Zero
indicates the default queue. Cannot be used together with Set Traffic
Class in the action list.
As with Unicast and Multicast Routing Flow Table actions, the decrement TTL and MTU checks are encoded by
referencing an L3 Unicast or Multicast group entry. Note that if the group entry type is L2 Interface. L2
Rewrite, or L2 Multicast then these checks will not be done.