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An Example Ring HyperNet Demo

This Demo shows how to create, log in, and tear down a Ring Topology using HyperNet.

A Ring Topology, the number of nodes on the Ring is variable.

Java Runtime Environment
- Make sure you have JRE version 1.6 + installed.
- To check your JRE version, type "java -version".
GENI Account:
- Get a GENI Portal account via: Portal Main Site
GENI credentials
- Log on to your GENI Portal account, go to "profile",
  - generate ssh key pair and ssl certificate if you have not done so
  - join at least one project if you have not done so
  - download your omni-bundle.zip file
- Run omni-configure.py to distract omni-bundle.zip file (you may download the omni-configure.py file from here: http://www.gpolab.bbn.com/experiment-support/HyperNet/omni-configure.py)
- If you are running Linux or Mac, you will see a file named "omni_config" being created under ~/.gcf/ folder

	Part I: Design/Setup Lists of steps for setting up the exercise
	Part II: Execute Lists of steps for executing the exercise
	Part III: Finish Lists of steps for tearing down the exercise