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Hello,
I'm using brctl to enable stp and both switches think they are the roots though I can see the stp traffic on both networks. It looks like both switches are ignoring the stp messages. Could it be because the containers should be connected by veth? |
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Dear @prspth, Thanks for reaching out! Historically, it is not possible to make However, with the new network plugin, based on We never tested it as we released the new plugin, but I created an example scenario with the same loop you provide, and it seems to work. Here is the example: stp.zip This is the network topology: This is the STP status on both the switches: On Please let me know if this helps and if the example works properly. Thanks! |
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Dear @prspth,
Thanks for reaching out!
Historically, it is not possible to make
STP
network scenarios, since with the old network plugin collision domains were implemented through Linux Bridges, that catch STP packets, influencing the algorithm.However, with the new network plugin, based on
VDE
, it should be possible to use STP. Indeed, the VDE plugin does not affect traffic in any way.We never tested it as we released the new plugin, but I created an example scenario with the same loop you provide, and it seems to work.
Here is the example: stp.zip
This is the network topology:
This is the STP status on both the switches:
On
switch2
we have thateth0
is in blocking state, so it seems…