Changes between Version 24 and Version 25 of Tutorials/oMF/tut1
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v24 v25 12 12 === Topology === 13 13 14 In this exercise we will use a simple linear topology consisting of two MobilityFirst routers (MFR) that interconnect two hosts: Host1 will initiate a 'ping' communication and Host2 will respond to the ping request:14 In this exercise we will use a simple linear topology consisting of two !MobilityFirst routers (MFR) that interconnect two hosts: Host1 will initiate a 'ping' communication and Host2 will respond to the ping request: 15 15 16 16 [[Image(Tutorials/oMF:MFTurorialNetwork.png)]] … … 18 18 === MobilityFirst ORBIT Image === 19 19 20 The complete set of components from the latest release of MobilityFirst software is available as a compressed image within the ORBIT testbed for imaging nodes using the 'omf' tool. The current pre-prepared image is built over Ubuntu 12.04 LTS distribution and will be moved to newer distributions as they become available and we have had a chance to test compatibility.20 The complete set of components from the latest release of the !MobilityFirst software is available as a compressed image within the ORBIT testbed for imaging nodes using the 'OMF' tool. The current pre-prepared image is built over Ubuntu 12.04 LTS distribution and will be moved to newer distributions as they become available and we have had a chance to test compatibility. 21 21 22 22 A typical Orbit experiment requires the following six steps: … … 39 39 40 40 * You will be working with resources belonging to the Orbid grid. 41 * You have been assigned a group number .42 43 While for this experiment we are using the grid, it is not a strict a requirement and for the successful execution of the experiment any sandbox with at least 4 nodes could be employed .44 45 Once logged into the grid console:41 * You have been assigned a group number, username and password. 42 43 While for this experiment we are using the grid, it is not a strict a requirement and for the successful execution of the experiment any sandbox with at least 4 nodes could be employed (i.e. sb4, sb9, etc.). 44 45 First of all, log in into the grid console using SSH: 46 46 47 47 {{{ … … 51 51 }}} 52 52 53 From the console we will start by loading the Mobilityfirst image into the four nodes that have been assigned to you: 53 For simplicity, open 3 different consoles on your laptop and access the grid's console with all of them; you will need them in the continuation of the exercise. 54 From the console we will start loading the Mobilityfirst image into the four nodes that have been assigned to you: 54 55 55 56 {{{ … … 59 60 }}} 60 61 61 ''system:topo:mf-groupX'' represents the group of 4 nodesand ''mf-groupX'' has to be replaced by the group id assigned to you.62 63 For example, ''mf-group1'' will load the image on nodes 'node 1-1,node1-2,node2-1,node2-2'64 65 If theoutput of your console looks similar to:62 ''system:topo:mf-groupX'' represents the topology of 4 nodes that has been assigned to you're group and ''mf-groupX'' has to be replaced by the group id assigned to you. 63 64 For example, ''mf-group1'' will load the image on nodes 'node20-20,node20-19,node19-19,node19-20' 65 66 If at the end of the execution, the final output of your console looks similar to: 66 67 67 68 {{{