73 | | <li>When we are done, we will have a total of 6 nodes with 3 nodes at each site. So set the <tt>NUM_NODES</tt> parameter of XXX from 5 to 3 on all the nodes.</li> |
74 | | <li>On both <tt>ccnx-router-1</tt> and <tt>user-0</tt>, change the <tt>BOUNDARY_NODE</tt> to be <tt>ccnx-router-1</tt></li> |
| 73 | <li>When we are done, we will have a total of 6 nodes with 3 nodes at each site. So set the <tt>NUM_NODES</tt> parameter of <tt>ccnx-setup</tt> from 5 to 3 on all the nodes. |
| 74 | <ol> |
| 75 | <li> |
| 76 | On the three nodes at the first site, leave the <tt>BARRIER_NODE</tt> unchanged and set <tt>NUM_NODES</tt> to be 3. |
| 77 | So the new execute command on all of <tt>data</tt>, <tt>ccnx-router</tt> and <tt>user</tt> should be: |
| 78 | <pre>cd /tmp/ccnx-setup && ./ccnx-setup ccnx-router 3</pre> |
| 79 | </li> |
| 80 | <li> |
| 81 | On the two nodes at the second site, change the <tt>BARRIER_NODE</tt> to <tt>ccnx-router-1</tt> and set <tt>NUM_NODES</tt> to be 3. |
| 82 | So the new execute command on both of <tt>ccnx-router-1</tt> and <tt>user-0</tt> should be: |
| 83 | <pre>cd /tmp/ccnx-setup && ./ccnx-setup ccnx-router-1 3</pre> |
| 84 | </li> |
| 85 | </ol> |
| 86 | |
| 87 | </li> |