What is the severity of RHBA-2022:8558?

The severity of RHBA-2022:8558 has not been specified but involves a bug fix for key length in flow construction.

How do I fix RHBA-2022:8558?

To fix RHBA-2022:8558, update to the recommended version 2.13.0-102.el7fd of the Open vSwitch package.

What versions of Open vSwitch are affected by RHBA-2022:8558?

RHBA-2022:8558 affects versions of Open vSwitch up to 2.13.0-102.el7fd.

What functionality does Open vSwitch provide related to RHBA-2022:8558?

Open vSwitch provides standard network bridging and support for the OpenFlow protocol for traffic control.

Is RHBA-2022:8558 a security vulnerability?

RHBA-2022:8558 is primarily a bug fix related to network functionality rather than a security vulnerability.

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RHBA-2022:8558

21/11/2022

RHBA-2022:8558: openvswitch2.13 bug fix and enhancement update

First published: Mon Nov 21 2022(Updated: )

Open vSwitch provides standard network bridging functions and support for<br>the OpenFlow protocol for remote per-flow control of traffic.<br>Bug Fix(es) and Enhancement(s):<br><li> [RHEL-7] bad key length while flow construction for geneve tunnel offload (BZ#1991650)</li> <li> [21.G RHEL-7] Fast Datapath Release (BZ#1991672)</li>

Affected Software	Affected Version	How to fix
redhat/openvswitch2.13	<2.13.0-102.el7fd	2.13.0-102.el7fd
redhat/openvswitch2.13-debuginfo	<2.13.0-102.el7fd	2.13.0-102.el7fd
redhat/openvswitch2.13-devel	<2.13.0-102.el7fd	2.13.0-102.el7fd
redhat/openvswitch2.13-ipsec	<2.13.0-102.el7fd	2.13.0-102.el7fd
redhat/openvswitch2.13-test	<2.13.0-102.el7fd	2.13.0-102.el7fd
redhat/python3-openvswitch2.13	<2.13.0-102.el7fd	2.13.0-102.el7fd

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the severity of RHBA-2022:8558?
The severity of RHBA-2022:8558 has not been specified but involves a bug fix for key length in flow construction.
How do I fix RHBA-2022:8558?
To fix RHBA-2022:8558, update to the recommended version 2.13.0-102.el7fd of the Open vSwitch package.
What versions of Open vSwitch are affected by RHBA-2022:8558?
RHBA-2022:8558 affects versions of Open vSwitch up to 2.13.0-102.el7fd.
What functionality does Open vSwitch provide related to RHBA-2022:8558?
Open vSwitch provides standard network bridging and support for the OpenFlow protocol for traffic control.
Is RHBA-2022:8558 a security vulnerability?
RHBA-2022:8558 is primarily a bug fix related to network functionality rather than a security vulnerability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the severity of RHBA-2022:8558?
The severity of RHBA-2022:8558 has not been specified but involves a bug fix for key length in flow construction.
How do I fix RHBA-2022:8558?
To fix RHBA-2022:8558, update to the recommended version 2.13.0-102.el7fd of the Open vSwitch package.
What versions of Open vSwitch are affected by RHBA-2022:8558?
RHBA-2022:8558 affects versions of Open vSwitch up to 2.13.0-102.el7fd.
What functionality does Open vSwitch provide related to RHBA-2022:8558?
Open vSwitch provides standard network bridging and support for the OpenFlow protocol for traffic control.
Is RHBA-2022:8558 a security vulnerability?
RHBA-2022:8558 is primarily a bug fix related to network functionality rather than a security vulnerability.