185 lines
5.3 KiB
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185 lines
5.3 KiB
Plaintext
# This is the N1KV VEM configuration file.
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# <n1kv.conf> file contains all the configuration parameters for VEM operation.
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# Please find below a brief explanation of these parameters and their meaning.
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# Optional Parameters and Default Values of parameters are explicitly stated.
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# Note:
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# a)Mandatory parameters are needed for proper VEM operation.
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# N1KV DP/DPA should start even if these are not specified.
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# But there will be functional impact. For eg: in VSM connectivity
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# b)For any updates to parameters to take effect, you just need to execute
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# 'vemcmd reread config'. Its the least-disruptive way for changes to
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# take effect. However for certain params, n1kv service need to be restarted.
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# These parameter are stated explicitly (restart_on_modify: YES).
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#
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#
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#<vsm-connection-params>
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#
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# TAG: switch-domain
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# Description:
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# Optional: No
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# Default: 1000
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# restart_on_modify: No
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switch-domain <%= @n1kv_vsm_domain_id %>
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# TAG: l3control-ipaddr
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# Description: IP Address of VSM Mgmt I/F
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# Optional: No
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# Default: 127.0.0.1
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# restart_on_modify: No
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l3control-ipaddr <%= @n1kv_vsm_ip %>
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# TAG: l3control-ipv6addr
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# Description: IPv6 Address of VSM Mgmt I/F
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# Optional: No
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# Default: ::1
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# restart_on_modify: No
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l3control-ipv6addr <%= @n1kv_vsm_ipv6 %>
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# Set svs-mode to V6 if IPv6 address for VSM
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# is set to something other than default ::1.
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# This tells VEM to communicate with VSM on
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# IPv6 instead of the default IPv4 option
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<% if @n1kv_vsm_ipv6 != '::1' -%>
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svs-mode V6
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<% end -%>
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# TAG: host-mgmt-intf
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# Description: Management interface of the Host
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# Optional: No (on N1KV, we need this
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# for Host Identification on VSM).
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# Default: lo
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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host-mgmt-intf <%= @host_mgmt_intf %>
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#<Port-Profile Mapping>
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# Description: Port-Profile mapping for all VEM managed Interfaces.
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# Optional: Yes
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# restart_on_modify: No
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#
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# Note: Do not specify Host Management Interface here.
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# We do yet support System Ports (Ports which need to be up all time: Post Reboot/VEM Upgrade).
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#
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# Format for physical ports:
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# phys <port-name> profile <profile-name>
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#phys eth1 profile sys-uplink
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#phys eth2 profile uplink2
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<% @uplink_profile.each do |port, profile| -%>
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phys <%= port%> profile <%= profile%>
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<% end -%>
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# Format for non-vm virt ports. For instance: VTEP ports.
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# virt <port-name> profile <profile-name> [mode static|dhcp] [address <ipaddr>]
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# [netmask <netmask ip>] [mac <macaddr>]
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# [] -->indicates optional parameters.
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#Eg:
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#virt vtep3 profile profint mode dhcp
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#virt vtep1 profile profint mode dhcp mac 00:11:22:33:44:55
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#virt vtep2 profile profint mode static address 192.168.2.91 netmask 255.255.255.0
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#virt vtep2 profile profint mode static address 192.168.2.91 netmask 255.255.255.0 mac 00:22:22:33:44:55
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<% @vtep_config.each do |port, params| -%>
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<% if params['ipmode'] == 'dhcp' -%>
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virt <%= port%> profile <%= params['profile']%> mode dhcp
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<% else-%>
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virt <%= port%> profile <%= params['profile']%> mode static address <%= params['ipaddress']%> netmask <%= params['netmask']%>
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<% end -%>
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<% end -%>
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# TAG: uvem-ovs-brname
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# Description: Default Open VSwitch Bridge Name
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# Optional: YES.
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# Default: n1kvdvs
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format:
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# uvem-ovs-brname n1kvdvs
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uvem-ovs-brname br-int
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# TAG: portdb
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# Description: PortDB (ovs|vem)
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# Optional: YES.
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# Default: ovs
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format:
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# portdb vem
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portdb <%= @portdb %>
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# TAG: node-type
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# Description: Type of Node: 'compute' (or) 'neutron'
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# Optional: YES.
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# Default: compute
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# restart_on_modify: No
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# Format:
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# node-type compute
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node-type <%= @node_type %>
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# The below parameters are not commonly modified.
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#
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#
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#<system-port-profile-Info>
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# Description: System Port Profiles.
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# Optional: Yes (If there are no System Interfaces: Mgmt I/F etc)
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# restart_on_modify: No
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#
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#Trunk Profile Format
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#profile <name> trunk <vlan>
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#profile <name> native-vlan <vlan>
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#profile <name> mtu <mtu-size>
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#
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#Access Profile
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#profile <name> access <vlan>
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#profile <name> mtu <mtu-size>
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# TAG: dp-np-threads
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# Description: Number of datapath threads to process normal priority packets
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# Optional: YES
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# Default: 4
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format: dp-np-threads <1..32>
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# TAG: dp-lp-threads
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# Description: Number of datapath threads to process low priority packets
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# Optional: YES
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# Default: 1
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format: dp-lp-threads <1..32>
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# TAG: dp-hp-threads
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# Description: Number of datapath threads to process high priority packets
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# Optional: YES
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# Default: 1
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format: dp-hp-threads <1..32>
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# TAG: dp-thread-sockets
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# Description: Number of packet sockets each datapath thread creates
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# Optional: YES
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# Default: 1
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format: dp-thread-sockets <1..16>
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# TAG: dp-thread-socket-rbuflen
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# Description: Receive buffer length of each packet socket
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# Optional: YES
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# Default: 8 MBytes
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format: dp-thread-socket-rbuflen <0..255>
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# Note: 0 - use system default
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# TAG: dp-thread-socket-rrnglen
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# Description: Rx-ring length of each packet socket
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# Optional: YES
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# Default: 4096
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format: dp-thread-socket-rrnglen <0..16384>
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# Note: 0 - disables memory map I/O
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# TAG: fastpath-flood
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# Description: Enable flood of broadcast and unknown pkts in KLM
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# Optional: YES
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# Default: disable
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# restart_on_modify: Yes
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# Format: fastpath-flood <enable|disable>
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fastpath-flood <%= @fastpath_flood %>
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