Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/GENIDesktop/aag


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    55This tutorial will guide you through the automatic process of setting up a Software-Defined Networking experiment using the GENIDesktop. You will perform flow management and monitoring tasks using the GENIDesktop's modules and the topology view of the experiment.
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    7 In this tutorial we will be using [http://www.openvswitch.org/ Open vSwitch (OVS)] to represent OpenFlow Software Switches and XEN VMs to represent hosts. The controller node is automatically added by the GENIDesktop. The general topology is: [[Image(topo.png)]]
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     8=== Goals ===
     9In this experiment you will learn how to do the following tasks:
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     11 * Enable Adopt-A-GENI (AAG) features in the GENI Desktop
     12 * Setup an SDN experiment using OVS and Floodlight/RYU controller with NO manual configuration
     13 * Setup and configure shortest path flows for communication between hosts through a graphical module
     14 * Interact with the topology view of the network to install custom flows
     15 * Live monitor flow counters present at installed flow rules
     16 * Distribute a single flow entry to multiple OVS nodes
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     18=== Prerequisites ===
     19 * A GENI account, if you don't already have one XXXXXsign-up!
     20 * Familiarity with reserving GENI resources using JACKS. See Jacks XXXXXA First Experiment Using GENI and Jacks Tool
     21 * Familiarity with the UNIX command line and networking tools (e.g. ssh, ping, iperf)
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     23=== Tools ===
     24 * Latest version of Firefox or Google Chrome browser
     25 * Pop-up blockers and Javascript blockers disabled
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     27== Create Experiment ==
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     291. Login to GENIDesktop
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     311.1 === Create Slice ===
     321.2 === Allocate Resources using JACKS and the GENIDesktop ===
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     341.3 ==== Wait for slice to be allocated and instrumentized ===
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     38In this tutorial we will be using [http://www.openvswitch.org/ Open vSwitch (OVS)] to represent OpenFlow Software Switches and XEN VMs to represent hosts. The controller node is automatically added by the GENIDesktop. The general topology is:
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