Changes between Version 38 and Version 39 of Tutorials/oMF/tut1

Timestamp:

Dec 3, 2016, 1:57:46 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

wontoniii

Comment:

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Tutorials/oMF/tut1

@@ -298 +298 @@
 ====== Configure MF components to use appropriate VLANs ======
 
-The assumption is that the routers will be using VLAN 1XX1, and clients VLANs 1XX2 and 1XX3.
-Edit file '''/usr/local/src/mobilityfirst/eval/orbit/tutorial/conf/hoststack2.conf''' on all four nodes to assign appropriate VLANs based on the instructions from the script. 
+The assumption is that the routers will be using VLAN 1XX2, and clients VLANs 1XX1 and 1XX3.
+Edit file '''/usr/local/src/mobilityfirst/eval/orbit/tutorial/conf/hoststack1.conf''' on client 101 and '''/usr/local/src/mobilityfirst/eval/orbit/tutorial/conf/hoststack2.conf''' on client 102. For example, for the case of group 01 the two files should look like this:
+
+{{{
+# node that it runs on. The stack would use this as a source GUID for 
+# any messages sent by applications that do not specify their own, and 
+# also when the communication originates from within the stack (e.g., 
+# from transport modules or for error messages). For now, it is a
+# 32-bit positive integer.
+# Example:
+# DEFAULT_GUID=234323
+#
+# Required.
+DEFAULT_GUID = 101
+
+# Define one or more interfaces to be used for network communication.
+# These are either a 3-tuple 'auto' or a 5-tuple 'manual' or a 5-tuple 'active'
+# configuration:
+# INTERFACE=<type>,<name>,auto,<headers_used>
+# INTERFACE=<type>,<name>,manual,<headers_used>,<access_router_ip_addr>,<access_router_mac_addr>
+# INTERFACE=<type>,<name>,active,<headers_used>,<access_router_ip_addr>,<getay_mac_addr>
+# where 
+#  type is one of 'wifi', 'wimax', or 'ether' ('lte' will be supported in the future)
+#  name is the system name of interface, e.g., wlan0 or eth0
+#  headers_used is the level of overlay employed by the stack, e.g. ethernet only,
+#    ethernet+ip, ethernet+ip+udp or use of standard sockets. Valid values are:
+#    'ethernet', 'ip', 'upd', 'udp_socket'
+#  'auto', 'manual' and 'active' keywords distinguish whether network attachment
+#    (i.e., first hop router, another host in p2p mode, or first hop router traversing another network) 
+#    is dynamically chosen by stack based on advertisements or is statically fixed for 
+#    the interface.
+#  ip_addr is the IP4 address of first hop in fixed attachment
+#  mac_addr is the MAC address of first hop in fixed attachment
+# Examples: 
+# INTERFACE=wifi,wlan0,auto
+# INTERFACE=wimax,wmx0,manual,192.168.1.1,11:22:33:44:55:66
+# 
+# Must specify at least one
+INTERFACE = eth0.1011,ether,ip,auto
+}}}
+
+{{{
+# node that it runs on. The stack would use this as a source GUID for 
+# any messages sent by applications that do not specify their own, and 
+# also when the communication originates from within the stack (e.g., 
+# from transport modules or for error messages). For now, it is a
+# 32-bit positive integer.
+# Example:
+# DEFAULT_GUID=234323
+#
+# Required.
+DEFAULT_GUID = 102
+
+# Define one or more interfaces to be used for network communication.
+# These are either a 3-tuple 'auto' or a 5-tuple 'manual' or a 5-tuple 'active'
+# configuration:
+# INTERFACE=<type>,<name>,auto,<headers_used>
+# INTERFACE=<type>,<name>,manual,<headers_used>,<access_router_ip_addr>,<access_router_mac_addr>
+# INTERFACE=<type>,<name>,active,<headers_used>,<access_router_ip_addr>,<getay_mac_addr>
+# where 
+#  type is one of 'wifi', 'wimax', or 'ether' ('lte' will be supported in the future)
+#  name is the system name of interface, e.g., wlan0 or eth0
+#  headers_used is the level of overlay employed by the stack, e.g. ethernet only,
+#    ethernet+ip, ethernet+ip+udp or use of standard sockets. Valid values are:
+#    'ethernet', 'ip', 'upd', 'udp_socket'
+#  'auto', 'manual' and 'active' keywords distinguish whether network attachment
+#    (i.e., first hop router, another host in p2p mode, or first hop router traversing another network) 
+#    is dynamically chosen by stack based on advertisements or is statically fixed for 
+#    the interface.
+#  ip_addr is the IP4 address of first hop in fixed attachment
+#  mac_addr is the MAC address of first hop in fixed attachment
+# Examples: 
+# INTERFACE=wifi,wlan0,auto
+# INTERFACE=wimax,wmx0,manual,192.168.1.1,11:22:33:44:55:66
+# 
+# Must specify at least one
+INTERFACE = eth0.1013,ether,ip,auto
+}}}
 
 ===== Executing the script =====