Changes between Version 27 and Version 28 of Tutorials/oMF/tut1

Timestamp:

Oct 20, 2014, 3:49:02 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

wontoniii

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Tutorials/oMF/tut1

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 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.
-From the console we will start loading the Mobilityfirst image into the four nodes that have been assigned to you:
+From the console we will start loading the !Mobilityfirst image into the four nodes that have been assigned to you:
 
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 ==== Software Component Specification ====
 
-The following snippet shows the specification of the MobilityFirst components along with the required arguments. A typical application will have at least a brief description, a path for the associated binary to execute and a list of properties that correspond to the parameters  that will be passed once starting the executable.
+The following snippet shows the specification of the !MobilityFirst components along with the required arguments. A typical application will have at least a brief description, a path for the associated binary to execute and a list of properties that correspond to the parameters  that will be passed once starting the executable.
 
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 A few considerations on the defined applications:
 
- * As seen above, the router is configured with both 'core' (''core_dev'') and 'edge' (''edge_dev'') interfaces. Different router configurations are available depending on the required functionality. In this case we use what we call a MobilityFirst Access Router, which has the particularity of having the core interfaces connected towards the core of the network, while the edge interface enables hosts to connect and access the MobilityFirst network.
+ * As seen above, the router is configured with both 'core' (''core_dev'') and 'edge' (''edge_dev'') interfaces. Different router configurations are available depending on the required functionality. In this case we use what we call a !MobilityFirst Access Router, which has the particularity of having the core interfaces connected towards the core of the network, while the edge interface enables hosts to connect and access the !MobilityFirst network.
 
  * For this basic setup, the GNRS has been configured to be running as a single server instance, but in a larger experiment, it is designed to be a distributed system deployed at different locations.
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 == Execute ==
 
-==== Starting the MobilityFirst Components ====
+==== Starting the !MobilityFirst Components ====
 
 The final part of the experiment script is dedicated to the execution events and commands. The following snippet shows the starting of the router software, the gnrs server and the client network protocol stack:
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 === References ===
 
-For more information regarding the MobilityFirst project, visit the project page: http://mobilityfirst.winlab.rutgers.edu/
+For more information regarding the !MobilityFirst project, visit the project page: http://mobilityfirst.winlab.rutgers.edu/
 
 For more information regarding the prototype design and updated status, visit the wiki page: https://mobilityfirst.orbit-lab.org/