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4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow retryinterval 5
OpenFlow controller connection retry intreval set to 5 seconds
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow echo interval 5
OpenFlow echo interval set to 5
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow echo timeout 5
OpenFlow echo timeout set to 5
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow reset echo count 3
OpenFlow reset echo count set to 3
3) Create and set up the OpenFlow controller communication settings
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow controller name test
Controller test (index 0) created
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow controller primary test 172.25.11.123 6633
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow controller backup test 172.25.11.124 6653
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow controller connection test tcp (optional if tcp, tcp is the default
connection type)
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow controller priority test 0 (optional if 0, this is the default priority)
4) Connect to the controller.
4TBK0Z1_console> set openflow controller state test enabled
Controller test enabled (connected)
Setting interface test UP
The OpenFlow Controller section of the “show running-config” command should now look something like
this, with the controller showing in an “enabled” state:
"OpenFlow Controller0":
{
"backup ip address": "172.25.11.124",
"backup tcp port": 6633,
"connection type": "tcp",
"name": "test",
"primary ip address": "172.25.11.123",
"primary tcp port": 6633,
"priority": 0,
"state": "enabled"
},
And the output of “show openflow config” command should look something like this, with the state of the
OpenFlow controller just configured showing connected:
4TBK0Z1_console> show openflow config
OpenFlow Configuration
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System Model ID : N3024P
System Serial Number : CN0C3M5M282984CN0208A02
System MAC Address : f8:b1:56:69:dd:1b
OpenFlow Protocol Version : OpenFlow 1.3.4
Table Processing Mode : Single Table