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I have installed ODL Oxygen karaf-based and want to connect brocade switch of the series ICX 7250-24. the problem is that the odl does not establishe connection with the controller.
Please any one can help?
thanks!
Nadir

do you have any meaningful messages in the ODL karaf.log? Check the switch logs
as well.

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