Configuring the service flow parameters – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual
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d.
Select one or more links connecting the two OpenFlow instances for which you want to add a
service flow.
e.
Right-click a selected link and select Add Service Flow from the shortcut menu.
Configuring the service flow parameters
1.
In the Path Name area, enter a path name. The default path name includes the DPIDs of the start
and end nodes.
2.
In the Add OF Entry area, configure the following parameters:
{
OF Instance—Unique identifier of the OpenFlow instance to which the newly added flow entry
belongs. This field cannot be edited.
{
Input Port—Input port in the match field of the entry. This field cannot be edited.
{
Apply-Actions—Actions of the newly added flow entry. For more information about the actions,
see "
." This field cannot be edited.
{
Flow Table ID—Enter the ID of the flow table to which the newly added flow entry belongs.
{
Idle Timeout—Enter the idle timeout time for the newly added flow entry in seconds. If the flow
entry does not match any packets when the idle timeout timer expires, the flow entry is removed.
If the value is set to 0, the newly added flow entry never expires.
{
Hard Timeout—Enter the maximum lifetime of the newly added flow entry in seconds. Whether
the flow entry matches packets or not, it is removed when this timer expires. If the value is set to
0, the newly added flow entry never expires.
{
Burst Size—Enter the maximum size of the packet that the meter can handle. The unit is kilobyte.
This field is not associated with the meter table if the value is null.
{
Rate—Enter the lowest rate to which the band can apply. The meter applies the band with the
highest configured rate that is lower than the current measured rate. This field is not associated
with the meter table if the value is null.
{
IP Protocol—Select the protocol type of the newly added flow entry in the match field of the
entry. Options are:
−
TCP
−
UDP
−
ICMP
−
ICMPv6
−
SCTP
3.
Click OK.
Display the shortest path between two OpenFlow instances to locate the service flow to which the link
needs to be added. For more information, see "