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OpenDayLight uses the following software tools/paradigms. In the above OSGi outputs, the word “ ACTIVE” means the module/bundle is running, while “ RESOLVED” means that it has been stopped, either explicitly by other modules or implicitly through a missing dependent module. Will be labeled at the top with the name of the host.
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Created by using putty on Windows or SSH on OS X / Linux, as described in the previous section. Once you’ve used it to set up networking, it won’t be needed. Minimize this NOW, if you haven’t already done so. You can’t copy and paste from this page to the console terminal, so it’s a bit of a pain. This is the one created when you started up the VM.
Test Mininet Installationįinal step is to test the Mininet installation. For information on installing X11 visit here.
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Alternative: Run X11 in the VM console window (optional)Īs an alternative to running X11 on your host machine, you may find it useful or convenient to install X11 into the VM itself. If the xterm window does not appear, or if you get an error like “xterm: DISPLAY is not set,” make sure that Xming is running in Windows and that you have correctly enabled X11 forwarding. If you have succeeded, you are done with the basic setup. To start an X terminal (the -sb 500 is optional but gives 500 lines of scrollback.)Ī white terminal window should appear. Once the ssh connection succeeds or a terminal window for the VM pops up, log in to the VM.If putty cannot connect, try pinging the VM’s IP address to make sure you are connecting to the correct interface.Change to the directory where you saved putty.Open a terminal: click the Windows ‘Start’ button, ‘run’, then enter ‘cmd’.You can also run putty (with the -X option for X11 forwarding) from the Windows command line:
To enable X11 forwarding from puTTY’s GUI, click puTTY->Connection->SSH->X11, then click on Forwarding->”Enable X11 Forwarding”, as shown below: If you start up puTTY as a GUI application, you can connect by entering your VM’s IP address and enabling X11 forwarding.
If you get a ‘xterm: DISPLAY is not set error’, verify your X server installation from above. Next, try starting up an X terminal usingĪnd a new terminal window should appear. If ssh does not connect, make sure that you can ping the IP address you are connecting to.Įnter the password for your VM image. Replace with the correct user name for your VM image. Open a terminal (Terminal.app in Mac, Gnome terminal in Ubuntu, etc). Next, follow the instructions below for your OS to log in. Note the IP address (probably the 192.168 one) for the host-only network you’ll need it later. To avoid running this command each time you boot the VM, append the following lines in your /etc/network/interfaces file. Replacing ethX with the name of a downed interfaces sometimes the eth ports appear as eth2 or eth3, you can fix this by editing /etc/udev/rules.d/les and removing the existing configuration lines. You should see three interfaces (eth0, eth1, lo), Both eth0 and eth1 should have IP address assigned.
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In this step, you’ll verify that you can connect from the host PC (your laptop) to the guest VM (Mininet) via SSH.įrom the virtual machine console, log in to the VM, then enter: Mininet is a simulation environment that creates a realistic virtual network, running real kernel, switch and application code, on a single machine (VM, cloud or native), in seconds, with a single command: