How to connect two SFP ports on an Intel board using Ubuntu server?
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I want to send traffic on an SFP port (port1) and receive traffic from an other port (port 2) using Ubuntu 16.04 server installed on a Intel board (it's a demo not already in commerce). I'm using a traffic analyzer (MT1000A Anritsu).
I want to know
- if there is a way to link these two ports together with some specific command (I'm not interested in layer 3 IP, I want to work at layer 2)?
- if maybe it is possible by using a Linux bridge to create a connection between the two ports and the external analyzer?
I want to inject 10Gb of traffic in the port 1 and to measure 10 GB in output of port 2. I switched the ports up (they result UP if i do ifconfig), but if I send traffic, I see nothing.
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I want to send traffic on an SFP port (port1) and receive traffic from an other port (port 2) using Ubuntu 16.04 server installed on a Intel board (it's a demo not already in commerce). I'm using a traffic analyzer (MT1000A Anritsu).
I want to know
- if there is a way to link these two ports together with some specific command (I'm not interested in layer 3 IP, I want to work at layer 2)?
- if maybe it is possible by using a Linux bridge to create a connection between the two ports and the external analyzer?
I want to inject 10Gb of traffic in the port 1 and to measure 10 GB in output of port 2. I switched the ports up (they result UP if i do ifconfig), but if I send traffic, I see nothing.
networking server
edited Feb 15 at 21:30
zx485
1,0341014
asked Feb 15 at 16:41
Federico Casati
11
add a comment |Â
up vote
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down vote
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up vote
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down vote
favorite
I want to send traffic on an SFP port (port1) and receive traffic from an other port (port 2) using Ubuntu 16.04 server installed on a Intel board (it's a demo not already in commerce). I'm using a traffic analyzer (MT1000A Anritsu).
I want to know
- if there is a way to link these two ports together with some specific command (I'm not interested in layer 3 IP, I want to work at layer 2)?
- if maybe it is possible by using a Linux bridge to create a connection between the two ports and the external analyzer?
I want to inject 10Gb of traffic in the port 1 and to measure 10 GB in output of port 2. I switched the ports up (they result UP if i do ifconfig), but if I send traffic, I see nothing.
networking server
edited Feb 15 at 21:30
zx485
1,0341014
asked Feb 15 at 16:41
Federico Casati
11
I want to send traffic on an SFP port (port1) and receive traffic from an other port (port 2) using Ubuntu 16.04 server installed on a Intel board (it's a demo not already in commerce). I'm using a traffic analyzer (MT1000A Anritsu).
I want to know
- if there is a way to link these two ports together with some specific command (I'm not interested in layer 3 IP, I want to work at layer 2)?
- if maybe it is possible by using a Linux bridge to create a connection between the two ports and the external analyzer?
I want to inject 10Gb of traffic in the port 1 and to measure 10 GB in output of port 2. I switched the ports up (they result UP if i do ifconfig), but if I send traffic, I see nothing.
networking server
networking server
edited Feb 15 at 21:30
zx485
1,0341014
asked Feb 15 at 16:41
Federico Casati
11
edited Feb 15 at 21:30
zx485
1,0341014
asked Feb 15 at 16:41
Federico Casati
11
edited Feb 15 at 21:30
zx485
1,0341014
edited Feb 15 at 21:30
zx485
1,0341014
edited Feb 15 at 21:30
zx485
1,0341014
1,0341014
asked Feb 15 at 16:41
Federico Casati
11
asked Feb 15 at 16:41
Federico Casati
11
asked Feb 15 at 16:41
Federico Casati
11
11
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