Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of Tutorials/Tridentcom2012/Omni


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06/08/12 16:04:59 (12 years ago)
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    242 You see that you packets are routed through R2. This is because IP forwarding
     242You see that your packets are routed through R2. This is because IP forwarding
    243243is enabled at R2. Go back to the terminal of R2 and run :
    244244{{{
     
    260260GENI provides the capability of creating diverse, layer two topologies. The topology you have created includes connection at Layer 2.
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    262 In this exercise we are going to send layer 2 traffic between the hosts of our topology.
     262In this exercise we are going to send Layer 2 traffic between the reserved hosts.
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    264264== 4a. Bring Down IP at `R2` ==
    265 First of all lets bring down the IP configuration from our hosts. At the terminal  of `R2` first run ifconfig to figure out which are the dataplane interfaces. Run :
     265First of all lets bring down the IP configuration from our hosts. At the terminal  of `R2` first run the `ifconfig` command to figure out which are the dataplane interfaces. Run :
    266266{{{
    267267/sbin/ifconfig
     
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    319 The two interface that are connected to source and PC-WashDC are mv1.1 and mv1.2 respectively. To figure out which interfaces to bring down, you can inspect the properties of  a link in Flack and see which IP corresponds on each link and find the interface with this IP address.
     319The two interfaces that are connected to `source` and `PC-WashDC` are `mv1.1` and `mv1.2` respectively. To figure out which interfaces to bring down, you can inspect the properties of  a link in Flack and see which IP corresponds to each link and find the interface with this IP address.
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    330330Bring down IP alson on the `source` on the interface that connects to `R2`.
    331331== 4b. Run Layer 2 Ping ==
    332 From source try to ping `R2`. First we will need to figure out the MAC address of `R2`. We can find the MAC address the same way as we found the interface names in the previous step. The <INTERFACE_NAME> is the interface on `source` that corresponds to the link with `R2`; it is the interface we removed the IP from on the previous step.
     332From source try to ping `R2`. To perform a Layer 2 ping we are going to use a program that is installed on all the nodes (pingPlus) that can be downloaded [http://www.gpolab.bbn.com/local-sw/ here].
     333The command is :
     334{{{
     335sudo /local/tutorial/pingPlus/pingPlus <MAC_ADDRESS> <INTERFACE_NAME> 12345
     336}}}
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     338   * <MAC_ADDRESS> is the mac address of the destination host. You can figure out the mac address of `R2` the same way as we found the interface names in the previous step.     
     339   * <INTERFACE_NAME> is the interface on `source` that corresponds to the link with `R2`; it is the interface we removed the IP from on the previous step.
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    334341Run :
    335 {{{
    336 sudo /local/tutorial/pingPlus/pingPlus <MAC_ADDRESS> <INTERFACE_NAME> 12345
    337 }}}
    338342
    339343The result should look like :
     
    402406= 6. Fill out the tutorial survey =
    403407We love to hear what you think so that we can improve the tutorials in the future.
    404 Please complete the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHpkWWd3UXdFZ0tZa0Q5TkNNb3JOY0E6MA#gid=0 online survey] and get a temporary GENI tatoo!
     408Please complete the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dEpqY1RVOTZQZ3RiVTBDdWdUMjV5RWc6MA#gid=0 online survey] and get a temporary GENI tatoo!
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    407411= 7. Get Your Own Account =
    408 The accounts, that you used in the above steps will be deactivated after the tutorial. If you do not already have an account at GPO's ProtoGENI cluster, you should get your own account so that you can further experiment with GENI.
    409 
    410 If you would like to run your own experiments in this infrastructure, please contact us at [mailto:help@geni.net] to get a permanent account. Look at the [http://trac.gpolab.bbn.com/gcf/wiki/OmniConfigure Omni Configuration page] about how to configure your Omni with your personal info.
     412The accounts, that you used in the above steps will be deactivated after the tutorial. If you do not already have an account at GPO's ProtoGENI cluster, you should [wiki:SignMeUp get your own account] so that you can further experiment with GENI.
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    412414= AM URL Table =