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v5 v6 184 184 === 3b. Configure your routers === 185 185 We are going to use remote execution to configure our routers. 186 i. In a local terminal run the following command four time, each time substituting the <router_nickname> with one of the top, bottom, left, right:186 i. On a local terminal run the following command four time, each time substituting the <router_nickname> with one of the top, bottom, left, right: 187 187 {{{ 188 188 geni@geni-VirtualBox:~$ ssh -A <router_nickname> "/local/click-example/extractClickConfig.py " … … 215 215 The four routers interconnected by solid lines are your "core network," which will run a non-standard, non-IP protocol. The dashed lines out to the end hosts carry standard IP traffic. 216 216 217 == Turn off internet protocol ==217 == 4. Turn off internet protocol == 218 218 219 219 At this point, your network is still running IP. You can check by running a ping. In your '''hosta''' terminal window, run this command. … … 236 236 }}} 237 237 238 Since our experiment doesn't want IP, let's turn it off. ''On each of your four router hosts,'' run this command: 239 240 {{{ 241 sh ./stopIP.sh 242 }}} 243 244 You'll get output like this (the interface names may be different): 245 246 {{{ 247 Disabling IP on interface eth2 248 Disabling IP on interface eth4 249 }}} 250 251 To verify that IP is really off, try another ping. On '''hosta''': 252 {{{ 253 ping -c 3 hostb 254 }}} 255 256 The command should take twelve seconds to time out, then fail with output like this: 257 258 {{{ 238 Since our experiment doesn't want IP, let's turn it off : 239 i. On a local terminal run the following command four time, each time substituting the <router_nickname> with one of the top, bottom, left, right: 240 {{{ 241 ssh -A <router_nickname> "sh ./stopIP.sh" 242 }}} 243 244 You'll get output like this (the interface names may be different): 245 {{{ 246 Disabling IP on interface mv10.9 247 Disabling IP on interface mv10.10 248 }}} 249 250 i. Verify that IP is really off, try another ping. On '''hosta''': 251 {{{ 252 ping -c 3 hostb 253 }}} 254 The command should take twelve seconds to time out, then fail with output like this: 255 {{{ 259 256 PING hostB-link-B (10.10.6.2) 56(84) bytes of data. 260 257 … … 263 260 }}} 264 261 265 == Start your routers ==262 == 5. Start your routers == 266 263 267 264 The extractor script produces a click configuration file for each of your routers. ''On each of your four router hosts,'' run this command: