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# vim:set ft=jproperties:
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# OpenFlowPlugin configuration file
#
# All config parameters listed here require to be configured before switch
# connection, else requires a switch restart.
# All parameters here will be persisted, however need to change it explicitly
# for each node of the cluster.
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#
# Quota for maximum number of RPC requests
#
# rpc-requests-quota=20000

#
# This parameter indicates whether it is mandatory for switch to support OF1.3
# features : table, flow, meter,group. If this is set to true and switch doesn't
# support these features its connection will be denied.
#
# switch-features-mandatory=false

#
# Global notification quota
#
# global-notification-quota=64000

#
# If enabled, periodic statistics gathering will be turned on
#
# is-statistics-polling-on=true

#
# If enabled, periodic statistics gathering will be turned on for the given capability
#
# is-table-statistics-polling-on=true
# is-flow-statistics-polling-on=true
# is-group-statistics-polling-on=true
# is-meter-statistics-polling-on=true
# is-port-statistics-polling-on=true
# is-queue-statistics-polling-on=true

#
# Expose backward compatible statistics RPCs providing result in form of
# asynchronous notification. This is deprecated, use direct statistics instead.
#
# is-statistics-rpc-enabled=false

#
# Barrier timeout
#
# barrier-interval-timeout-limit=500

#
# Barrier limit
#
# barrier-count-limit=25600

#
# How long we should wait for echo reply (value is in milliseconds)
#
# echo-reply-timeout=2000

#
# Minimum (starting) number of threads in thread pool
#
# thread-pool-min-threads=1

#
# Maximum number of threads in thread pool
#
# thread-pool-max-threads=32000

#
# After how much time (in seconds) of inactivity will be threads in pool
# terminated
#
# thread-pool-timeout=60

#
# Turning on flow removed notification
#
# enable-flow-removed-notification=true

#
# Ability to skip pulling and storing of large table features. These features
# are still available via rpc but if set to true then maintenance in DS will be
# omitted
#
# skip-table-features=true

#
# Initial delay used in polling the statistics, value is in milliseconds
#
# basic-timer-delay=3000

#
# Maximum timer delay is the wait time to collect next statistics used in
# polling the statistics, value is in milliseconds
#
# maximum-timer-delay=900000

#
# When true, openflowplugin won't send any specific role
# request down to the switch after plugin internally decides the
# ownership of the device using Entity Ownership Service. In this
# scenario, controller connection for the device will be in equal
# role. The behavior will be same for single node setup and clustered
# setup. In clustered scenario, all the controller will be in equal
# role for the device. In this case device will send all asynchronous
# event messages (e.g packet_in) to all the controllers, but openflowplugin
# will drop these events for the controller instances that is internally
# not owning the device.
#
# enable-equal-role=false

#
# When true, Yang models are serialized and deserialized directly to and from
# format supported by device, so serialization and deserialization is faster.
# Otherwise, models are first serialized to Openflow specification models and
# then to format supported by device, and reversed when deserializing.
#
# use-single-layer-serialization=true

#
# To limit the number of datapath nodes to be connected to the controller instance
# per minute. When the default value of zero is set, then the device connection rate
# limitter will be disabled. If it is set to any value, then only those many
# number of datapath nodes are allowed to connect to the controller in a minute
#
# device-connection-rate-limit-per-min=0

#
# Device connection hold time is the least time delay in seconds a device has
# to maintain between its consecutive connection attempts. If time delay between
# the previous connection and the current connection is within device connection
# hold time, the device will not be allowed to connect to the controller.
# Default value of the device connection hold time is 0 second
#
# device-connection-hold-time-in-seconds=0

#
# Delay (in milliseconds) before device is removed from the operational data
# store in the event of device disconnection from the controller.
#
# device-datastore-removal-delay=500

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#                                                                           #
#            Forwarding Rule Manager Application Configuration              #
#                                                                           #
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#
# Disable the default switch reconciliation mechanism
#
# disable-reconciliation=false

#
# Enable stale marking for switch reconciliation. Once user enable this feature
# forwarding rule manager will keep track of any change to the config data store
# while the switch is disconnected from controller. Once switch reconnect to the
# controller it will apply those changes to the switch and do the reconciliation
# of other configuration as well.
# NOTE: This option will be effective only if disable_reconciliation=false.
#
# stale-marking-enabled=false

#
# Number of time forwarding rules manager should retry to reconcile any specific
# configuration.
#
# reconciliation-retry-count=5

#
# Bundle reconciliation can be enabled by making this flag to true.
# By default bundle reconciliation is disabled and reconciliation happens
# via normal flow/group mods.
# NOTE: This option will be effective with disable_reconciliation=false.
#
# bundle-based-reconciliation-enabled=false

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#                                                                           #
#            Topology Lldp Discovery Configuration                          #
#                                                                           #
#############################################################################

# Periodic interval for sending LLDP packet for link discovery
# topology-lldp-interval=5000

# Timeout duration for LLDP response message
# topology-lldp-expiration-interval=60000




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