Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of HowToUseCORNET

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    4 === '''NOTE:'''  We are in the process of moving the preliminary testbed over to the actual 48 node testbed system.  For this reason, you may encounter a varying degree of connection problems with the preliminary nodes.  This is also the reason there are currently only 3 available, as the others have been migrated over.  The full testbed will be available within the next 2 months. === 
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    8 The current testbed consists of 3 servers each with Ubuntu 9.04 linux operating system.  Several of the nodes have a USRP1 attached.  Within each USRP1 is a single RFX400 daughterboard that is able to transmit and receive from approximately 400 MHz - 500 MHz.   
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    10 If another daughterboard is required for your project, please contact Dr. Timothy Newman (trnewman@vt.edu). 
     4=== '''NOTE:'''  The preliminary testbed has not been completely SHUTDOWN.  A limited portion of the regular testbed is now open. === 
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    126All CORNET nodes currently have private IP addresses, and are behind the CORNET firewall.  However, the 
    13 ssh port for each individual node is still directly accessible through the firewall.  To access the CORNET nodes you must ssh to the CORNET gateway, ''128.173.221.42'', using a specific port that is unique to each CORNET node.   The CORNET gateway redirects the ssh traffic to the appropriate CORNET node ssh server. 
     7ssh port for each individual node is still directly accessible through the firewall.  To access the CORNET nodes you must ssh to the CORNET gateway, ''128.173.221.40'', using a specific port that is unique to each CORNET node.   The CORNET gateway redirects the ssh traffic to the appropriate CORNET node ssh server. 
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    159The port list is as follows: 
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    17  * (OFFLINE) '''Node1-1''': 6001 (USRP1-RFX400) 
    18  * '''Node1-2''': 6002 (USRP1-RFX400) 
    19  * '''Node1-3''': 6003 (USRP1-RFX400) 
     11 * '''Node1-1''': 7001  
     12 * '''Node1-2''': 7002  
     13 * '''Node1-3''': 7003  
     14 * '''Node1-4''': 7004  
     15 * '''Node1-5''': 7005  
     16 * '''Node1-6''': 7006 
     17 * '''Node1-7''': 7007  
     18 * '''Node1-8''': 7008  
     19 * '''Node1-9''': 7009 
     20 * '''Node1-10''': 7010  
     21 * '''Node1-11''': 7011  
     22 * '''Node1-12''': 7012 
     23 * '''Node2-1''': 7013  
     24 * '''Node2-2''': 7014  
     25 * '''Node2-3''': 7015  
     26 * '''Node2-4''': 7016  
     27 * '''Node2-5''': 7017  
     28 * '''Node2-6''': 7018 
     29 * '''Node2-7''': 7019  
     30 * '''Node2-8''': 7020  
     31 * '''Node2-9''': 7021 
     32 * '''Node2-10''': 7022  
     33 * '''Node2-11''': 7023  
     34 * '''Node2-12''': 7024 
     35 * '''Node3-1''': 7025  
     36 * '''Node3-2''': 7026  
     37 * '''Node3-3''': 7027  
     38 * '''Node3-4''': 7028  
     39 * '''Node3-5''': 7029  
     40 * '''Node3-6''': 7030 
     41 * '''Node3-7''': 7031  
     42 * '''Node3-8''': 7032  
     43 * '''Node3-9''': 7033 
     44 * '''Node3-10''': 7034  
     45 * '''Node3-11''': 7035  
     46 * '''Node3-12''': 7036 
     47 * '''Node4-1''': 7037 
     48 * '''Node4-2''': 7038  
     49 * '''Node4-3''': 7039  
     50 * '''Node4-4''': 7040  
     51 * '''Node4-5''': 7041  
     52 * '''Node4-6''': 7042 
     53 * '''Node4-7''': 7043  
     54 * '''Node4-8''': 7044  
     55 * '''Node4-9''': 7045 
     56 * '''Node4-10''': 7046  
     57 * '''Node4-11''': 7047  
     58 * '''Node4-12''': 7048 
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    21 For example, to access node1-3, ssh to the IP address ''128.173.221.42'' using port 6003.  
     60For example, to access node1-3, ssh to the IP address ''128.173.221.40'' using port 7003.  
    2261 
    2362=== Accessing the network from Windows === 
     
    2564 
    2665=== Accessing the network from Linux === 
    27 From a linux machine simply issue the following command where the port is 6000 + the node # you want to log into. 
     66From a linux machine simply issue the following command where the port is 7000 + the node # you want to log into. 
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    2968{{{ 
    30 # ssh <username>@128.173.221.42 -p <6000 + node#> 
     69# ssh -X <username>@128.173.221.40 -p <7000 + node#> 
    3170}}} 
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     72Note: the -X allows X11 forwarding for running X11 applications remotely.   
    3273 
    3374For example, to login to CORNET node1-2 with the login name "testuser" do the following: 
    3475 
    3576{{{ 
    36 # ssh testuser@128.173.221.42 -p 6002 
     77# ssh -X testuser@128.173.221.40 -p 7002 
    3778}}} 
    3879 
     
    4081 
    4182{{{ 
    42 # ssh testuser@128.173.221.42 -p 6003 
     83# ssh testuser@128.173.221.40 -p 7003 
    4384}}} 
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    5192 * Ubuntu Linux 9.04 Client Version 
    52  * GNU Radio 3.2.2 
     93 * GNU Radio 3.3.0 
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