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CentOS 7 – Installing Openvswitch 2.3.2 LTS – n40lab Openvswitch 2.3.2 was released on June 2015 and this post explains how to quickly generate an RPM to install Openvswitch command-line tools. This is a rewrite of my old post. I'll be using the Openvsw...

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