Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of Tutorials/oMF/tut2
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Tutorials/oMF/tut2
v9 v10 194 194 The entire script is available as part of the tutorial package as orbit/tutorial/scripts/exercise2.rb 195 195 196 The key extensions over previous script are briefly discussed below :196 The key extensions over previous script are briefly discussed below. 197 197 198 198 ==== Setting up the 'OML enabled Monitor on Routers Application' ==== … … 225 225 }}} 226 226 227 As seen above, the OM l enabled monitor will work with the MobilityFirst router that will enable us to track and visualize the forwarding performance of MFRs.227 As seen above, the OML enabled monitor will work with the MobilityFirst router that will enable us to track and visualize the forwarding performance of MFRs. In order report statistics to the OML server, the monitor periodically queries the monitor through the control port (''ctrl_port'' in our script) 228 228 229 229 ==== Running the Benchmark Application ==== 230 231 To generate the traffic that will be reported by the routers, we will use the same ''mfping'' application as in the previous exercise. 232 233 First of all, you will need to start the experiment via the OMF script. Download the script to the orbit console: 234 235 {{{ 236 #!sh 237 wget www.winlab.rutgers.edu/~bronzino/downlaods/exercise2.rb 238 }}} 239 240 Once the file has been downloaded, execute it with the following command: 241 242 {{{ 243 #!sh 244 omf exec exercise2.rb 245 }}} 230 246 231 247 The following snippet shows how the exercise runs. As indicated above first we will run mfping between the hosts as described in exercise 1: