Changes between Version 108 and Version 109 of GENIExperimenter/ExperimentExample-OF-FOAM

Timestamp:

04/23/12 11:46:43 (12 years ago)

Author:

lnevers@bbn.com

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GENIExperimenter/ExperimentExample-OF-FOAM

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 Step 1. Collect listresources from all FOAM Aggregates.  Note that these !OpenFlow advertisement RSpecs provide insight into all resources at the aggregate, but do not provide any insight into whether they are available. [[BR]]
-Step 2. Review [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GeniAggregate GeniAggregate] to determine how each experiment MyPLC host maps to the site's !OpenFlow switch. Determine addresses and ports, and define site specific OF Group rules.  [[BR]]
+Step 2. Review [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GeniAggregate GeniAggregate] to determine how each experiment MyPLC host maps to the site's !OpenFlow switch. Determine addresses and ports, and define site specific !OpenFlow Group rules.  [[BR]]
 Step 3. Using guidelines from the [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/HowTo/WriteOFv3Rspecs#WritingOpenFlowv3requestrspecs Writing OF V3 RSpec] page merge the information from Step 2 to generate the request RSpecs.  [[BR]]
 
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 === Step 2: Determine site specific !OpenFlow details ===
 
-This sections shows you how to determine the site specific !OpenFlow RSpec details by walking through the information gathering process. To determine which !OpenFlow resources to use, go to the [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GeniAggregate GeniAggregate] page and select the !OpenFlow Aggregate links for BBN, Clemson and Wisconsin. Each of these !OpenFlow Aggregate pages contain a site diagram. The !OpenFlow site diagrams show ports, DPIDs, and hosts mapping for the site's !OpenFlow switch.  In addition to the information from the !OpenFlow site diagram, !OpenFlow groups rules must defined for each site to handle traffic for the hosts.  Each site Rspec will include a group definition that looks as follows:
+This sections shows you how to determine the site specific !OpenFlow RSpec details by walking through the information gathering process. To determine which !OpenFlow resources to use, go to the [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GeniAggregate GeniAggregate] page and select the !OpenFlow Aggregate links for BBN, Clemson and Wisconsin. Each of these !OpenFlow Aggregate pages contain a site diagram. The !OpenFlow site diagrams show ports, DPIDs, and hosts mapping for the site's !OpenFlow switch.  In addition to the information from the !OpenFlow site diagram, !OpenFlow groups rules must defined for each site to handle traffic for the hosts.  Each site RSpec will include a group definition for the network that looks as follows:
 
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  ''Note:'' The ''openflow:use-group'' section of the !OpenFlow RSpec defines the traffic characteristics allowed for the experiment. [[BR]]
  ''Note:'' The ''group-name'' is replaced by the site specific group name value. [[BR]]
- ''Note:''  The address ''10.42.11.0/24'' was requested as described in the section [wiki:GENIExperimenter/ExperimentExample-OF-FOAM#ReserveGENIIPsubnet above].
+ ''Note:''  The address ''10.42.11.0/24'' was requested as described in the section [wiki:GENIExperimenter/ExperimentExample-OF-FOAM#ReserveGENIIPsubnet above]. Your RSpec will use the subnet you reserved.
 
 Now, let's map the 3 nodes we chose in the compute resource RSpecs to the appropriate !OpenFlow switch ports and determine how they connect to the GENI CORE network VLAN 3715.