= InstaGENI Aggregate = ''' University of Kansas''' This InstaGENI aggregate supports the GENI Aggregate Provider Agreement (11/11/2013). = InstaGENI Aggregate Overview = [[Color( #FF8C10, #ffffff , This rack is used for early development and integration of new GENI features. Scheduled maintenance and upgrades are likely to be more frequent here than at other racks.)]] || Aggregate Manager URL || https://kansas.instageni.net:12369/protogeni/xmlrpc/am|| || Aggregate Manager URN || urn:publicid:IDN+kansas.instageni.net+authority+cm || || Aggregate Manager Common Name || kansas-ig || || Aggregate Resources || An InstaGENI aggregate includes 5 Hosts (3 VM Servers and 2 dedicated PCs) that can load experimenter specified OS images. Racks also support !OpenFlow topologies, usually including extensions onto campus !OpenFlow networks. Rack servers are HP !ProLiant DL380 G7 || || Typical Experiments || InstaGENI provides a controllable, predictable, and repeatable network environment. Experimenters can get virtual machines or dedicated PCs on which they have full "root" access, run available operating systems of their choice, and connect nodes in an arbitrary topology that can support !OpenFlow. || || Sample RSpecs || [http://groups.geni.net/geni/browser/trunk/GENIRacks/InstaGENI/Spiral5/RSpecs/ConfirmationTests/Kansas Site Confirmation RSpecs] and [http://groups.geni.net/geni/browser/trunk/stitch-examples/Kansas Stitching RSpecs] || || Aggregate Status || Restricted access to monitoring at [http://genimon.uky.edu] and [https://gmoc-db.grnoc.iu.edu/protected-openid/index.pl GMOC]|| || Slice Authorities Recognized ||GENI Portal (https://portal.geni.net), ProtoGENI (http://www.emulab.net) || || Usage Policies || A [http://groups.geni.net/geni/attachment/wiki/RUP/RUP.pdf GENI Recommended Use Policy] is available. Site should also add links here to their own usage policies. || || Layer 2 Connectivity || GENI Core:vlan 1752 Others: Vlan via Internet2 || [[BR]] = Aggregate Management = || Aggregate Operator || Yufei Cheng , [http://www.ittc.ku.edu/ University of Kansas ITTC] || || Resource Owner || James Sterbenz , [http://www.ittc.ku.edu/ University of Kansas ITTC] || || Technical POC || [mailto:instageni-ops@flux.utah.edu] || || Developer Links || Software pages: [https://wiki.emulab.net/Emulab/wiki/GitRepository InstaGENI], Project page: [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GENIRacksHome/InstageniRacks InstaGENI Racks Project]; Developer mailing list: [mailto:instageni-design@geni.net] || [[BR]] = GENI Network Stitching = ||'''VLANs Range'''|| ''' Link ID URN''' || '''Next Hop ''' || || 1170-1189 || urn:publicid:IDN+instageni.ku.gpeni.net+interface+procurve2:1.24.al2s|| urn:publicid:IDN+al2s.internet2.edu+interface+rtsw.kans.net.internet2.edu:et-3/3/0.0:kansas-ig || [[BR]] = !OpenFlow over GENI Network Stitching = This rack supports running hardware !OpenFlow experiments over stitched GENI network connections. Please be advised that the following restrictions apply: - Network stitching on the InstaGENI rack allocates and enforces link bandwidth, which cannot be modified by !OpenFlow. - VLANs allocated to stitched connections on the rack cannot be modified, because InstaGENI rack switches operate in hybrid mode, preventing VLAN tag rewriting. The following is the layout of !OpenFlow switch connections for the InstaGENI Aggregate: - __InstaGENI Switch procurve2__: Model: HP J8697A Switch E5406zl [[Image(Kansas-InstaGENI-detail.jpg)]] [[BR]] = Port List = '''InstaGENI Rack OF Switch''' ||'''Name'''||'''Number'''||'''Connects To'''|| || A1 || 1 || pc1[eth1] || || A2 || 2 || pc1[eth2] || || A3 || 3 || pc1[eth3] || || A4 || 4 || pc2[eth1] || || A5 || 5 || pc2[eth2] || || A6 || 6 || pc2[eth3] || || A7 || 7 || pc3[eth1] || || A8 || 8 || pc3[eth2] || || A9 || 9 || pc3[eth3] || || A10 || 10 || pc4[eth1] || || A11 || 11 || pc4[eth2] || || A12 || 12 || pc4[eth3] || || A13 || 13 || pc5[eth1] || || A14 || 14 || pc5[eth2] || || A15 || 15 || pc5[eth3] || || A23 || 23 || || || A24 || 24 || Internet2 ATLA] || If you require some other type of dataplane connections for your !OpenFlow experiment, please contact [mailto:geni-users@googlegroups.com].