Why not use ovs-ofctl add-flow for this? Translate iptables rules to
openflow flows not very hard....
2013/11/7 Laine Stump <laine@xxxxxxxxx>:
> On 11/07/2013 06:04 AM, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
>> On Wed, Nov 06, 2013 at 02:44:57PM +0100, Jan De Landtsheer wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>> I _was_ trying to set up an nwfilter for our networking set-up with VXLAN
>>> and openvswitch, where we use VXLAN as carrier for separate networks
>>> (unlike OpenStack gre-tunnels).
>>>
>>> But with OVS, ebtables do not work, and the basic setup of nwfilter rules
>>> are based on this premise... or so I understand...
>>>
>>> Now..
>>> Is there a way to define nwfilter rules _without_ ebtables ?
>>>
>>> What I would like to do is quite simple (block out dhcp{4,6} services from
>>> VM's, and ipv6 router advertisements )
>> There's no support for nwfilter at all when using openvswitch, due to
>> the kernel limitations you mention. The (disgusting) way openstack deals
>> with this is to create a traditional bridge per vm so you have
>>
>>
>> phys nic <-> openvswitch
>> \---> vm bridge <-> vm tap dev
>> \---> vm bridge <-> vm tap dev
>> \---> vm bridge <-> vm tap dev
>
> It would be an "interesting exercise" to see if it was possible to write
> a backend for nwfilter that used OVS flows or whatever it is they have.
> My suspicion is that the configuration model used by nwfilter may be too
> low level and (ip|eb)tables-specific to be mapped into a different
> backend implementation, so it could require some new higher level
> elements that would then need to be implemented for the (ip|eb)tables
> backend as well (and the original config elements deprecated).
>
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