| 124 | 124 | In Tango GENI, to provide maximum flexibility to the experimenter, the port on the OpenFlow switch where the host is connected to, is configured as a trunk port that carries multiple VLANs. This allows the experimenter, using VLAN subinterfacing, to configure the host to be part of any of the configured VLANs. For this example we are going to use VLAN 1750 that will be cross-connected to 3715 (more details about this setup see XXX). For a list of all available VLANs see [wiki:GeniAggregate/GpoLabOpenFlow GPO's OpenFlow Aggregate Page]. Before continuing we would need to configure eth3. The IP subnet assigned to us is 10.42.130.0. Although you can assign any IP address to your PG host that is not used in your experiment, the convention for the PG hosts of the GPO lab is that the last octet of the IP address is ''200+pc number''. Since we got pc 11, the IP address that should be assigned is 10.42.130.211. |
