Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of Tutorials/oMF/tut2

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Oct 20, 2014, 4:14:50 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

wontoniii

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Tutorials/oMF/tut2

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 ==== Setting up the 'OML enabled Monitor on Routers Application' ====
 
-At this point, the network topology described and initialized in Exercise 1 is up and functional. In order to produce synthetic traffic, we will use mfping to send packets between the hosts. In order to perform more advanced network measurements, other applications are also available, such as a modified version of the commonly used application ''iperf''. In addition to the deployment specified in exercise 1, we install OML-enabled statistics monitor for !MobilityFirst routers. 
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-The entire script is available as part of the tutorial package as orbit/tutorial/scripts/exercise2.rb
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-The key extensions over previous script are briefly discussed below.
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-The following snippet from the script shows the code added to set up the OML enabled Monitor on Routers Application and its arguments:
+At this point, the network topology described and initialized in Exercise 1 is supposed to be ready and functional. In order to produce synthetic traffic, we will use mfping to send packets between the end hosts. In order to perform more advanced network measurements, other applications are also available, such as a modified version of the commonly used application ''iperf''. As per the goal of the exercise, we will use an OML-enabled statistics monitor for !MobilityFirst routers in order to collect usage statistics on the nodes. 
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+The key extensions over exercise 1's script are briefly discussed below. The following snippet from the script shows the code added to set up the OML enabled Monitor on Routers Application and its arguments:
 
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-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)
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+As seen above, the OML enabled monitor will work with the !MobilityFirst router and it will enable us to track and visualize the forwarding performance of MFRs. In order to report statistics to the ORBIT's OML server, the monitor periodically queries the router through a socket control port (''ctrl_port'' in our script).
 
 == Execute ==