H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 75)

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Click the link to view the flow entries of the service flow. For information about the flow entry
list contents, see " Viewing the flow entry list ."
Click the Modify icon to modify the path name (see " Modifying the path name of a service
flow ").
{
Traffic—Traffic of the service flow. A service flow is constituted by multiple flow entries, and the
traffic of a service flow is determined by the flow entry with the least received traffic.
{
Source Node—DPID of the source node.
{
Destination Node—DPID of the destination node.
{
Creation Time—Time when the service flow was created.
{
View Topology—Click the Topology icon . The OpenFlow topology management page
appears and highlights the service flow. For more information, see " Viewing service flows ."
{
Delete—Click the Delete icon to delete the service flow.
Querying service flows by using a basic query
1. Access the service flow list page.
2. In the query box on the top right of the service flow list area, enter a partial or complete path name.
3. Click the Query icon .
The service flow list displays all service flows that match the query criterion.
Querying service flows by using an advanced query
1. Access the service flow list page.
2. Click the Advanced icon in the top right of the service flow list area to expand the query area.
3. Specify one or more of the following query criteria:
{
Status—Select a status from the list. Options are:
− Unlimited
− Normal
− Critical
{
Path Name—Enter a partial or complete path name.
{
Source Node—Enter a partial or complete DPID for the source node.
{
Destination Node—Enter a partial or complete DPID for the destination node.
Empty fields are ignored.
4. Click Query.
The service flow list displays all service flows that match the query criteria.
5. Click Reset.
The service flow list displays all service flows.
Adding a service flow
1. In the service flow list, click Add.