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| Command | Usage | Description |
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| cordvtn-nodes | cordvtn-nodes | Shows the list of compute nodes that registered to COR-VTN service |
| cordvtn-node-check | cordvtn-node-check [hosthame] | Shows the state of each node bootstrap steps |
| cordvtn-node-init | cordvtn-node-init [hostname] | Initializes the node including creating "br-int" bridge and setting the controller to ONOS cluster, creating "vxlan" port, adding "dataPlaneIntf", assigning "localMgmtIp" and "dataPlaneIp" to "br-int" interface, and populating flows for the VMs connected to the "br-int". It is no harm to repeat this command multiple times. |
| cordvtn-node-delete | cordvtn-node-delete [hostname] | Removes the node from the CORD-VTN service |
| cordvtn-flush-rules | cordvtn-flush-rules | Flushes all the rules installed by CORD-VTN in the data plane. This command might be useful when the data plane is messed up. You can flush the data plane with this command and re-initialize the nodes by running "cordvtn-node-init" command or pushing the network-cfg.json again. It would refresh the data plane. |
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