5 | | In this baseline, we intended to run multiple rounds of experiments, one for each set of Emergency Stop tests, but we only ended up running one round. We left the "round" structure (on this page and in the log directory) in place for simplicity. We'll run additional rounds after GEC 11 in the continuation phase of this project. |
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7 | | We conducted two Emergency Stop tests: One in which the GMOC contacted the site admins about supsicious traffic from a slice (plastic-104 in this example) and asked them to cut it off; and one to simulate the situation in which the GMOC is unable to contact any site admins, and cuts off traffic in the core. We used BBN as the site for both tests, and uncovered a variety of issues, which we've discussed with the GMOC, who are updating their documentation and procedures. |
| 5 | In this baseline, we intended to run multiple rounds of experiments simulating Emergency Stop requests at different campuses. We completed one round with the GMOC and agreed to test with other sites after making some improvements to procedures and documentation. We left the "round" structure (on this page and in the log directory) in place for simplicity. We'll run additional rounds after GEC 11 in the continuation phase of this project. |
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| 7 | We conducted two Emergency Stop tests: One in which the GMOC contacted the site admins about suspicious traffic from a slice (plastic-104 in this example) and asked them to cut it off; and one to simulate the situation in which the GMOC is unable to contact any site admins, and cuts off traffic in the core. We used BBN as the site for both tests, and uncovered a variety of procedural and documentation issues, which the GMOC is addressing. |