| 35 | | = Overview of Alice's Experiment = |
| 36 | | Alice and Bob, two GENI experimenters, have volunteered to help us write these instructions. They are going to reserve separate hosts but they will be sharing the network infrastructure. |
| 37 | | |
| 38 | | [[Image(alice-bob-setup.png, 60%)]] |
| 39 | | |
| 40 | | Alice's information for the tutorial is : |
| 41 | | || '''<USERNAME>''' || alice || The user name for the tutorial's GPO ProtoGENI account || |
| 42 | | ||'''ProtoGENI host''' || pg46.emulab.net (@clemson)|| Node controlled by Utah's ProtoGENI AM || |
| 43 | | ||'''<PCNAME>''' || pg46 || For PG rspec || |
| 44 | | ||'''MyPLC host''' || of-planet1.stanford.edu || Node controlled by Stanford's |
| 45 | | MyPLC AM || |
| 46 | | ||'''Backup MyPLC host''' || navis.gpolab.bbn.com || Node controlled by GPO's |
| 47 | | MyPLC AM, if you run into problems with the first MyPLC host, you can try again |
| 48 | | with this host|| |
| 49 | | ||'''<SUBNET>''' || 10.42.122.0/24 || The subnet to use for Layer3 ping || |
| 50 | | ||'''<SUBNET-OCT>''' || 122 || For the OF rspec || |
| 51 | | ||'''<ETH-TYPE>''' || 10122 || The ethernet type for Layer2 ping, for the OF |
| 52 | | rspec|| |
| 53 | | ||'''<PORT>''' || 10122 || The port that the OpenFlow controller is listening on |
| 54 | | || |
| 55 | | |
| 56 | | And after Alice and Bob completed the tutorial, Alice's scratchpad is : |
| 57 | | |
| 58 | | || '''SCRATCHPAD''' ||'''Complete this info''' || || |
| 59 | | ||'''My MyPLC host IP(144)''' || 10.42.144. '''90''' || IP address of your |
| 60 | | MyPLC host on the pre-configured subnet || |
| 61 | | ||'''MyPLC login name''' ||'''pgenigpolabbbncom_aliceslice '''|| Your login name |
| 62 | | to the MyPLC hosts || |
| 63 | | ||'''Neighbor's MyPLC host IP(144)''' || 10.42.144. '''52'''|| IP address of |
| 64 | | your neighbor's MyPLC host on the pre-configured subnet || |
| 65 | | ||'''My MyPLC host IP(your subnet)''' || 10.42 . '''122''' . '''90'''|| The IP |
| 66 | | address of your MyPLC host on your subnet || |
| 67 | | ||'''Neighbor's MyPLC host IP(your subnet)''' || 10.42 . '''122''' . '''52'''|| |
| 68 | | IP address of your neighbor's MyPLC host on the your subnet || |
| 69 | | |
| | 73 | In this first exercise we are going to use Omni and Flack in parallel and see how you can do the same thing with either of the tools. |
| | 74 | |
| | 75 | === Configure Flack to use your account === |
| | 76 | Flack is a web based graphical tool. Start firefox (there should be a shortcut in the top bar). On the bookmark toolbar there is an ExptWorkflow folder. Press there |
| | 77 | and "Open All in Tabs'' |
| | 78 | |
| | 79 | [[Image(all-tabs.png, 60%)]] |
| | 80 | |
| | 81 | On the first tab there should be the pgeni website loaded (www.pgeni.gpolab.bbn.com). Choose login on the left pane. Add the security exception that you are requested to. |
| | 82 | Use the information in the slip to login. After you have successfully logged in switch to the second tab. Press login. Select pgeni.gpolab.bbn.com as your authority. |
| | 83 | '''NOTE : make sure to choose, pgeni and not pgeni1 or pgeni3. Press '''Download'''. |
| | 84 | |
| | 85 | [[Image(flack-login.png, 60%)]] |
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