110 | | Then try to ping from left to right. Ping should go through since you allowed ICMP packets and ARP packets to pass. [[BR]] |
111 | | If you are using the fw.conf we provided, try to run a TCP session from left to right using iperf using port 5001, 5002, 5003. |
112 | | Since in the fw.conf file we provided, we specifically allow TCP to go through port 5001 and 5002, but not port 5003, you should be able to see that iperf gives back throughput results for port 5001 and 5002 but not 5003. |
113 | | |
114 | | Try play with the code as well as the fw.conf file to setup more rules, then verify your setting via iperf or telnet. [[BR]] |
115 | | You can check the flow table on the OpenFlow Switch via: |
| 110 | Then try to ping from left to right. Ping should go through since you allowed ICMP packets and ARP packets to pass. [[BR]] |
| 111 | If you are using the fw.conf we provided, try to run a TCP session from left to right using iperf using port 5001, 5002, 5003. |
| 112 | Since in the fw.conf file we provided, we specifically allow TCP to go through port 5001 and 5002, but not port 5003, you should be able to see that iperf gives back throughput results for port 5001 and 5002 but not 5003. |
| 113 | |
| 114 | Try play with the code as well as the fw.conf file to setup more rules, then verify your setting via iperf or telnet. [[BR]] |
| 115 | You can check the flow table on the OpenFlow Switch via: |