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GENI Inter-Aggregate Stitching Tutorial
Step 4: Execute Experiment
To run the experiment we will use two terminals to login to the "right-client" and the "left-client" VMs and one browser to connect to the "server" VM to review results.
1. Start 2 terminal windows and use the readyToLogin
script to determine the login information:
Window 1:
$ readyToLogin -a rightAggr MySlice .... $ ssh -i right-client.... ...
Window_2:
$ readyToLogin -a leftAggr MySlice ... $ ssh -i left-client.... ...
2. Now let's compare the delay over each link type.
In the "right-client" terminal issue:
right-client$ ping -c 20 192.168.1.2 -q
In the "left-client" terminal issue:
left-client$ ping -c 20 10.10.1.2 -q
3. Start a browser and navigate to the "server's"s hostname from readyToLogin output in previous step. For this example experiment the hostname allocated is pcvm1-15.instageni.stanford.edu:
4. Now let's generate some iperf traffic:
In the "right-client" window issue:
right-client$ /usr/bin/iperf -c 192.168.1.2 -t 30 -P 5
In the "left-client" window issue:
left-client$ /usr/bin/iperf -c 10.10.1.2 -t 30 -P 5
5. Now back in the browser: Refresh the web page and you should see the results from the iperf server.
Note: The interface capacity for all links was set to 20 Mbits/sec in the RSpec used for this tutorial.
The experiment is now completed; time to release resources!