Changes between Version 17 and Version 18 of IMInteroperability/SliceWithGIMIAndGEMINI

Timestamp:

08/02/13 11:47:04 (11 years ago)

Author:

koneil@bbn.com

Comment:

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IMInteroperability/SliceWithGIMIAndGEMINI

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 == Creation ==
 Use this [http://groups.geni.net/geni/attachment/wiki/IMInteroperability/SliceWithGIMIAndGEMINI/GIMI_GEC17wGN.xml rspec] to create ExoGENI slices in Flack that had both GIMI and GEMINI. Below is the topology created.[[BR]][[BR]]
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 [[Image(GnGExoTopology.png, 50%)]]
+[[BR]][[BR]]
+'''If you are creating your own topology here are some things to keep in mind:''' [[BR]]
+For GEMINI, the nodes must be named in a specific way. All global nodes must start with the prefix “GN-” and all other nodes must start with the prefix “MP-”. You will want to use an image from a GEMINI ExoGENI rspec for your global node rather than a GIMI image. On your MP nodes include the following section of code to add a postboot script that deals with host name issues: 
+{{{
+<services>
+    <install url="http://emmy9.casa.umass.edu/InstaGENI_Images/install-script-gimi-exo.tar.gz" install_path="/tmp" />
+    <execute shell="/bin/bash" command="/tmp/postboot_script_exo.sh $sliceName $self.Name()"/>
+</services>
+}}}
 [[BR]]
 
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+
 == GEMINI == 
-The stable version of the GENI Desktop does not currently handle ExoGENI slices. I used the development version of the GENI Desktop and the gdesktop scripts to initialize & instrumentize the slices. Within the GENI Desktop I could not see graphs or tables. I was able to SSH into the nodes via the GENI Desktop. 
+The stable version of the GENI Desktop does not currently handle ExoGENI slices. I used the development version of the GENI Desktop and the development version of the gdesktop scripts to initialize & instrumentize the slices. Within the GENI Desktop I could not see graphs or tables. I was able to SSH into the nodes via the GENI Desktop. 
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 == GIMI ==