Changes between Version 26 and Version 27 of GENIExperimenterWelcome


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07/08/12 17:00:54 (12 years ago)
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  • GENIExperimenterWelcome

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    3333|| [https://seattle.cs.washington.edu/wiki/EducationalAssignments/SlidingWindow Sliding Window Protocol ]  || [[Image(Seattle.png, nolink, 100%)]] || In this assignment, you will extend the Stop and Wait Assignment with the  sliding window algorithm. The purpose of this algorithm is to enable the sender to use the available network bandwidth more efficiently. This is achieved by sending more than one packet at a time before waiting to receive acknowledgements. This pipelining of packets makes for a much higher bandwidth communication protocol than the previous Stop And Wait Protocol. ||
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     35|| [https://seattle.cs.washington.edu/wiki/EducationalAssignments/LinkState Link State Routing (Dijkstra's Algorithm) ]  || [[Image(Seattle.png, nolink, 100%)]] || This assignment will illustrate an important network routing strategy called Link State routing. In this assignment, Seattle nodes will take an initial connectivity map of nodes. They will then implement and run Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm to build their routing tables. Finally, nodes will forward packets using their routing table. ||
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    3537|| ClickExampleExperiment || [[Image(ClickExampleExperiment.png, nolink, 50%)]] || This example experiment shows how to use GENI resources to test a simple non-IP routing technique. This experiment will be of interest to experimenters working with novel protocols, particularly those with Click-based implementations.[[br]][[br]]You will use ProtoGENI hosts and Click modular router software to build your network.[[br]][[br]]In order to try this example experiment, you should have GENI credentials and be familiar with using the omni command line tool. Learn more about credentials Learn more about credentials at SignMeUp or by sending us mail [mailto:help@geni.net]. ||
    3638|| [wiki:UDTExampleExperiment] || [[Image(UDTExampleExperiment.png, nolink)]] || In this example experiment, you will compare the behavior of two different transport protocols, UDT and TCP, under varying network conditions.[[br]][[br]]You will use ProtoGENI hosts to build your network.[[br]][[br]]In order to try this example experiment, you should have GENI credentials and be familiar with using either the Flack GUI tool or the omni command line tool. Learn more about credentials at SignMeUp or by sending us mail [mailto:help@geni.net]. ||