[ovs-discuss] QoS config in Xen Server 5.6.0

楊皓中(Mulder Yang) muldery at hitrontech.com
Mon Sep 20 09:38:39 UTC 2010


There is no behavior changes after the QoS command.

 

And I found this error message in the ovs-vsctl.log

Sep 20 17:30:52|00393|netdev_linux|WARN|vif1.0: problem adding policing

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From: Jesse Gross [mailto:jesse at nicira.com] 
Sent: Friday, September 17, 2010 2:39 AM
To: 楊皓中(Mulder Yang)
Cc: discuss at openvswitch.org
Subject: Re: [ovs-discuss] QoS config in Xen Server 5.6.0

 

2010/9/12 楊皓中(Mulder Yang) <muldery at hitrontech.com>

	Dear all:

	I am using ovs 1.1.0pre1 on Xen server 5.6.0.

	There are VM1 (vif1.0) in the host server.

	Xenbr0 has vif1.0 and eth0(My computer is here with cross-over RJ cable) connected.

	 

	Then I entry the commands bellow.

	 

	ovs-vsctl set interface vif1.0 ingress_policing_rate 10000

	ovs-vsctl set interface vif1.0 ingress_policing_burst 1000

	 

	Then….

	iperf –s (PC).

	iperf –c my pc’s ip  (VM1)

	After 10 seconds , VM1 screen shows 80Mbit/sec

	 

	I thought the speed should near 10Mbit/sec , did I do anything wrong?

	Or there are something else I should know?

 

Did you see any change from the previous behavior without ingress policing?  Are there any error messages in the logs? 



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