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How to have have funny, More than just a game "ALL-IN-ONE LAB Session" The combination of Ubuntu 14.04 Virtual box, Vagrant, Openvswitch, LXC, Docker and Pox controller, gives you the opportunity to create a great lab environment on a single workstation.The solution I am outlining in this article is not intended for a production network, but for personal testing on a single host.. When I build a lab I like it to be isolated from any production network but also flexible enough to get Internet access from/to the lab. Workflow Ubuntu 14.0.4 OS I assume you already have Ubuntu 14.0.4 installed. Assign static ip address to it. In this example, network manager was disabled during os installation, make sure you disable the network manager before proceeding, the Ubuntu box is assign 192.168.10.253 nano /etc/network/interface Workflow Virtualbox and Vagrant VirtualBox is a powerful x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization product for enterprise as well as home

The SDN stack nicked named "StackFlowOs" based on Debian 7.2 is available for download  here   or here  as a VM.  The Stack will help you get started quickly with the deployment of SDN enable lab for research or education purpose I highly recommend not to take this stuck to production "do it under your own risk" you have been warned OUT-OF The BOx The SDN starter kit "StackFlowOs" is made up by integrating a controller, the popular Quagga open source routing suite and the low-level vendor-independent OpenFlow interface OVS.With StackFlowOS Networking, you get the flexibility and granularity of Flowbased network policy on the same device/VM that's running traditional Layer2/ Layer3 protocols for efficient packet forwarding. StackFlowOS Networking users can use OpenFlow fine tune the switching (FIB) or router (RIB) tables in a switch. This allows users to inject OpenFlow rules for specific applications and policies. While also preserving th