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But first, please read -. diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/MR1_radvd.conf b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/MR1_radvd.conf deleted file mode 100644 index 74d2f4d533..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/MR1_radvd.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ - # cat /etc/radvd.conf - interface eth0 - { - AdvSendAdvert on; - AdvIntervalOpt on; - AdvHomeAgentFlag on; - - MinRtrAdvInterval 0.1; - MaxRtrAdvInterval 0.3; - - AdvReachableTime 30000; - AdvRetransTimer 500; - - prefix 2001:1::1/64 - { - AdvOnLink on; - AdvValidLifetime 20; - AdvPreferredLifetime 15; - - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - }; - - prefix fec0:1000::1/64 - { - AdvOnLink on; - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - - AdvValidLifetime 5; - AdvPreferredLifetime 1; - }; - }; - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/MR2_radvd.conf b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/MR2_radvd.conf deleted file mode 100644 index c51777cc15..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/MR2_radvd.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ - # cat /etc/radvd.conf - interface eth0 - { - AdvSendAdvert on; - AdvIntervalOpt on; - AdvHomeAgentFlag on; - - MinRtrAdvInterval 0.1; - MaxRtrAdvInterval 0.3; - - AdvReachableTime 30000; - AdvRetransTimer 500; - - prefix 2001:1::1/64 - { - AdvValidLifetime 20; - AdvPreferredLifetime 15; - - AdvOnLink on; - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - }; - - prefix fec0:2000::1/64 - { - AdvOnLink on; - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - - AdvValidLifetime 10; - AdvPreferredLifetime 1; - }; - }; - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/chorist_inter.xml b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/chorist_inter.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 99d50c3f91..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/chorist_inter.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,113 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - - 1.8 - chorist_inter - - - - /home/Local_Data/nguyenhn/airnet/root_fs.fc6 - /home/Local_Data/nguyenhn/airnet/linux - - - xterm - pts - pts - pts - pts - pts - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2001:100::3/64 - - - - 2001:200::3/64 - - - - - - - 2001:100::1/64 - - - 2001:200::/64 - 2001:1::1/128 - - - - - - 2001:200::1/64 - - - 2001:100::/64 - 2001:1::2/128 - - - - - - - - 2001:100::2/64 - - - 2001:1::1/64 - - default - - - - - - 2001:200::2/64 - - - 2001:1::2/64 - - default - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/utils.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/utils.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index acac06b9a4..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/utils.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,371 +0,0 @@ -# -# Utilities for Proxy Mobile IPv6 -# Author Huu-Nghia.Nguyen@eurecom.fr -# - -#========================================================================== -proc progress { start end } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - if {$now <= $end && $now >= $start} { - set percent [expr floor(($now-$start)*100/($end-$start))] - puts "Progress: $percent%" - $ns at [expr $now + 1] "progress $start $end" - } else { - puts "Progres: 100% Completed!" - } -} -#========================================================================== -#Install radvd.conf in to the virtual machine = {MN, AR1, AR2, CN, Router} -#You need to create the file _radvd.conf first (Attention: No check for file existence) -# -proc install-radvd vmid { - global vms - exec cp $vmid\_radvd.conf [$vms($vmid) set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/radvd.conf - job $vmid cp /mnt/hostfs/radvd.conf /etc/radvd.conf -} -#========================================================================== -proc start-all-pmip6d { options } { - job CH1 /mnt/hostfs/pmip6d $options -i -c -L 2001:100::1 -A 2001:200::1 - job MR1 /mnt/hostfs/pmip6d $options -i -m -s -L 2001:100::1 -E 2001:100::2 -N 2001:1::1 - - job CH2 /mnt/hostfs/pmip6d $options -i -c -L 2001:200::1 -A 2001:100::1 - job MR2 /mnt/hostfs/pmip6d $options -i -m -s -L 2001:200::1 -E 2001:200::2 -N 2001:1::2 -} - -#========================================================================== -proc stop-all-pmip6d {} { - job CH1 killall -INT pmip6d - job CH2 killall -INT pmip6d - job MR1 killall -INT pmip6d - job MR2 killall -INT pmip6d - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down -} - -#========================================================================== -proc config-chorist {} { - job RELAY sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.forwarding=1 - install-radvd MR1 - install-radvd MR2 - job MR1 sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.eth0.proxy_ndp=1 - job MR2 sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.eth0.proxy_ndp=1 - job MR1 service radvd restart - job MR2 service radvd restart - - global vms - exec cp /usr/bin/telnet [$vms(CH1) set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/ - exec cp /usr/bin/telnet [$vms(CH2) set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/ - exec cp /usr/bin/telnet [$vms(MR1) set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/ - exec cp /usr/bin/telnet [$vms(MR2) set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/ -} -#========================================================================== -proc progress { start end } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - if {$now <= $end && $now >= $start} { - set percent [expr floor(($now-$start)*100/($end-$start))] - puts "Progress: $percent%" - $ns at [expr $now + 1] "progress $start $end" - } else { - puts "Progres: 100% Completed!" - } -} -#========================================================================== -proc start-test-ro { options {filename "ro.log"} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 25] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - setdest_2 450 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Start pmip6d - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d $options" - - #MN1 joins the network - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now +11] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now+25] "job MN2 ping6 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:600" - - -} -#========================================================================== -proc stop-test-ro {} { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - progress $now [expr $now + 6] - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down" - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+5] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+6] "job MN2 killall -INT ping6" -} -#========================================================================== -proc chorist-mobility { {filename "mobility.log"} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 200] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - setdest_2 450 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - - #MN1 joins the network - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now +10] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 up" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+25] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+100] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+175] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+200] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+201] "puts \"chorist-mobility: DONE!\"" -} -#========================================================================== -proc chorist-basic { {filename "basic.log"} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & CN start to ping down; MN1 ping up - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now+15] "job CN ping6 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:500" - $ns at [expr $now+15] "job MN1 ping6 2000::1" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+25] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MN1 killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-basic: DONE!\"" -} - -proc chorist-tcp-basic { {filename "tcp_basic.log"} {copt "-l 4M"} {options ""} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job CN ifconfig eth0 mtu 1300 - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CN iperf -V -s $options" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CN tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & send tcp traffic to CN - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 iperf -V -c 2000::1 $copt $options" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+45] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+124] "job MN1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+149] "job MN1 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-basic: DONE!\"" -} - -proc chorist-udp-basic { {filename "udp_basic.log"} {copt "-t 100"} {options "-u"} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job CN ifconfig eth0 mtu 1300 - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CN tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & send tcp traffic to CN - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 iperf -V -s $options" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+25] "job CN iperf -V -c 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:500 $copt $options" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+45] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+124] "job MN1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+149] "job MN1 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-udp-basic: DONE!\"" -} - -#========================================================================== -proc chorist-intra { {filename "intra.log"} } { - global ns stdout - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 201] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/pmip6d.log" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - set stdout "/dev/null" - #MN1 & MN2 joins the network - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 up" - - #MN1 & MN2 ping each other - set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/ping6.log" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN2 ping6 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:500" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 ping6 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:600" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+35] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+100] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 & MN2 power off - set stdout "/dev/null" - $ns at [expr $now+175] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - $ns at [expr $now+175] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+200] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MN2 killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MN1 killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+200] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "puts \"chorist-intra: DONE!\"" - - set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/stdout" -} - - -proc chorist-tcp-intra { {filename "tcp_intra.log"} {copt "-l 4M"} {options ""} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - setdest_2 450 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & CN start to ping down; MN1 ping up - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN2 iperf -V -s $options" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+25] "job MN1 iperf -V -c 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:600 $copt $options" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+35] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 MN2 power off - $ns at [expr $now+124] "job MN2 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MN2 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+149] "job MN1 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-basic: DONE!\"" -} - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/vninteractive.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/vninteractive.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index d4a56b94b9..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/vninteractive.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -#http://wiki.tcl.tk/1968 -#from Jeffrey Hobbs - - puts -nonewline "vnman (0) % " - if {!$tcl_interactive} { - set long_command "" - set verbose_history 0 - if {![catch {rename unknown tcl_unknown}]} { - proc unknown {cmdname args} { - if {[regexp "^!..*" $cmdname]} { - banghist [string range $cmdname 1 end] - } else { - tcl_unknown $cmdname $args - } - } - } - - proc banghist {val} { - global verbose_history - if {![string compare $val "!"]} {set val ""} - if {$verbose_history} {puts "[history event $val]"} - history redo $val - } - - if {![info exists tcl_prompt1]} { - set tcl_prompt1 {puts -nonewline "vnman ([history nextid]) % "} - } - proc read_stdin {} { - global eventLoop tcl_prompt1 long_command - set l [gets stdin] - if {[eof stdin]} { - set eventLoop "done" ;# terminate the vwait eventloop - } else { - if {[string compare $l {}]} { - append long_command "\n$l" - set l $long_command - if {[info complete $l]} { - if {[catch {uplevel \#0 history add [list $l] exec} err]} { - puts stderr $err - } elseif {[string compare $err {}]} { - puts $err - } - set long_command "" - catch $tcl_prompt1 - } else { - puts -nonewline "> " - } - } elseif {![string compare $long_command {}]} { - catch $tcl_prompt1 - } else { - puts -nonewline "> " - } - flush stdout - } - } - - # set up our keyboard read event handler: - # Vector stdin data to the socket - fileevent stdin readable read_stdin - - catch $tcl_prompt1 - flush stdout - # wait for and handle or stdin events... - #vwait eventLoop - } - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/vnmanager.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/vnmanager.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index 4784191fd3..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/vnmanager.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,161 +0,0 @@ -# -# Management Script for Virtual Networking User-Mode-Linux -# Author: Huu-Nghia Nguyen -# Email: Huu-Nghia.Nguyen@eurecom.fr -# Eurecom Institute -# - -Class VirtualMachine -proc flatten list {return [string map {\{ "" \} ""} $list]} - -VirtualMachine instproc init {vm_opt_list} { - $self instvar opt sname - array set sname {} - array set opt $vm_opt_list - set dir [split $opt(uml_dir) "/"] - set len [llength $dir] - set opt(vmid) [lindex $dir [expr $len-2]] - set opt(scenario) [lindex $dir [expr $len-4]] - puts "VM ($opt(scenario).$opt(vmid)) running in $opt(uml_dir) is created" -} - -VirtualMachine instproc mconsole args { - $self instvar opt - set dir $opt(uml_dir)$opt(umid) - set cmdline "cd $dir && uml_mconsole mconsole [flatten $args]" - puts "execute the command: $cmdline" - set result [exec sh -c "cd $dir && uml_mconsole mconsole [flatten $args]" 2>/dev/null] - return $result -} - -VirtualMachine instproc getinfo {param idx} { - $self instvar opt - return [lindex [split $opt($param) ","] $idx] -} - -######################################################################## -# -# PARSE THE ENVIRONMENT -# -######################################################################## -set vm_cmds [exec ps -ef | grep linux | sed s/.*linux//g | sort | uniq ] - -## Split into vm_cmd_lines -set vm_cmd_lines [split $vm_cmds "\n"] -array unset vms -set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/stdout" -set stderr "/mnt/hostfs/stdout" -set filestdout "" - -## Iterate over the vm_cmd_lines -foreach cmd $vm_cmd_lines { - #puts "---------\nAnalyse the command line:" - #puts $cmd - set params [split $cmd " "] - array unset opt - foreach param $params { - set fields [split $param "="] - set optname [lindex $fields 0] - set optval [lindex $fields 1] - if {$optval != ""} { - set opt($optname) $optval - } - } - - if {[array size opt] > 0} { - set vm [new VirtualMachine [array get opt]] - set vms([$vm set opt(vmid)]) $vm - } -} - -######################################################################## -# -# COMMAND IMPLEMENTATION -# -######################################################################## - -set helpstr "Command list:\n\ - \tconfig : querry/add a new device to \n\ - \tjob : execute a command in using sh -c\n\ - \tresult : return result of last job\n\ - \tterm : open the console of \n\ - \tmconsole : run uml_mconsole for \n\ - \tsetdest : \n\t\tset destination (, ) for the MN with the speed of m/s\n" -proc help {} { - global helpstr - puts $helpstr -} - - -proc config {vmid args} { - global vms - set vm $vms($vmid) - return [$vm mconsole config $args] -} - -proc job {vmid args} { - global vms filestdout - global stdout stderr - set vm $vms($vmid) - catch { exec rm opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/$stdout } - return [$vm mconsole exec "'" $args ">$stdout 2>$stderr '"] - regsub {(.*)/(.*)} $stdout {\2} filename - set filestdout [$vm set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/$filename - exec cat $filestdout - -} - -proc lastresult {} { - exec cat $filestdout -} - -proc result {vmid} { - global vms - global stdout stderr - set vm $vms($vmid) - regsub {(.*)/(.*)} $stdout {\2} filename - set filestdout [$vm set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/$filename - exec cat $filestdout -} - -proc term {vmid conid} { - global vms - set vm $vms($vmid) - - #Create screen name - set result [$vm mconsole config $conid] - regsub {(.*):(.*)} $result {\2} device - regsub {(.*)/(\d+)} $device {\2} devid - set screenname "$conid$devid$vmid" - - #Try to look up in the env if the screen exist? - set filename /tmp/vnman-screen-[pid].cfg - catch { exec screen -ls > $filename } {} - set output [split [exec cat $filename] "\n"] - if {[lsearch -regex $output ".*$screenname.*"] < 0} {exec screen -d -m -S $screenname $device} - catch { exec rm -f $filename} - - #Show the terminal - exec konsole -e screen -d -r $screenname & - -} - -proc mconsole {vmid args} { - global vms - set vm $vms($vmid) - return [$vm mconsole $args] -} -######################################################################## -# -# COMMAND LINE INTERFACE -# -######################################################################## - -puts "VM lists: [array names vms]" -help -source vninteractive.tcl -source wirelesstopo.tcl -stop - - - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/wirelesstopo.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/wirelesstopo.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index 5b1b87e665..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTER/wirelesstopo.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,171 +0,0 @@ -#! /bin/nse - -# An example script for the usage of ns-2 in emulation mode: -# Uses: -# 1. Network/Daemon agents (by Huu-Nghia.Nguyen@eurecom.fr) to access to a uml_switch at level II -# 2. Tap/Raw agents to map between real MAC addresses and NS-2 IP addresses -# 3. In-memory compression of the trace file to reduce disk write operations during simulation -# (currently done via gzip) - - -# Common variables -# - -set scriptname /tmp/chorist_inter.tr -set val(chan) Channel/WirelessChannel ;# Channel Type -set val(prop) Propagation/TwoRayGround ;# radio-propagation model -set val(netif) Phy/WirelessPhy ;# network interface type -set val(mac) Mac/802_11 ;# MAC type -set val(ifq) Queue/DropTail/PriQueue ;# interface queue type -set val(ll) LL ;# link layer type -set val(ant) Antenna/OmniAntenna ;# antenna model -set val(ifqlen) 50 ;# max packet in ifq -set val(x) 800 ;# x range in meters -set val(y) 600 ;# y range in meters -set val(rp) DumbAgent ;# routing protocol -set val(nn) 4 ;# number of mobile nodes -#set val(stime) 200.0 ;# simulation time -set val(stime) 360000.0 ;# simulation time = 100 hours - -set ns [new Simulator] -$ns use-scheduler RealTime - -set tracefd [open $scriptname w] -$ns trace-all $tracefd - -#set namtrace [open $scriptname.nam w] -#set namtrace [open "|nam -r 0.1 -" w] -#$ns namtrace-all-wireless $namtrace $val(x) $val(y) - -#Procedure needed when running nam in real-time -proc NamTime {} { - #Send time to nam periodically - global ns namtrace - set now [$ns now] - set next [expr $now + 0.05] - puts $namtrace "T -t $now" - flush $namtrace - $ns at $next "NamTime" -} - -#$ns at 1.0 "NamTime" - -proc UniformErr {} { - set err [new ErrorModel] - $err unit packet - $err set rate_ 0.01 - $err ranvar [new RandomVariable/Uniform] - $err drop-target [new Agent/Null] - return $err -} - -set topo [new Topography] - -$topo load_flatgrid $val(x) $val(y) - -# Create GOD -create-god $val(nn) - -# Create channel -set chan_1 [new $val(chan)] -set chan_2 [new $val(chan)] - -# Configure node parameters -$ns node-config -adhocRouting $val(rp) \ - -llType $val(ll) \ - -macType $val(mac) \ - -ifqType $val(ifq) \ - -ifqLen $val(ifqlen) \ - -antType $val(ant) \ - -propType $val(prop) \ - -phyType $val(netif) \ - -topoInstance $topo \ - -agentTrace ON \ - -routerTrace ON \ - -macTrace ON \ - -movementTrace ON \ - -channel $chan_1 \ - -IncomingErrProc UniformErr - -#Procedure to configure an ns-2 node initially -proc setup_node {id x y z color} { - global ns node_ - set node_($id) [$ns node] - $node_($id) set X_ $x - $node_($id) set Y_ $y - $node_($id) set Z_ $z - $node_($id) color $color - $ns at 0 "$node_($id) setdest $x $y 0" - $ns at 0 "$node_($id) color $color" - $node_($id) random-motion 0 -} - -#Topo table: -set RELAY $vms(RELAY) -set CH1 $vms(CH1) -set CH2 $vms(CH2) -set MR1 $vms(MR1) -set MR2 $vms(MR2) -set MN1 $vms(MN1) -set MN2 $vms(MN2) - -set map(1) [list $MR1 eth0 $chan_2 100 100 0 "green"] -set map(2) [list $MR2 eth0 $chan_2 500 100 0 "green"] -set map(3) [list $MN1 eth0 $chan_2 150 100 0 "red"] -set map(4) [list $MN2 eth0 $chan_2 450 100 0 "red"] - -Agent/Tap set maxpkt_ 1500 -for {set i 1} {$i <= $val(nn)} {incr i} { - $ns node-config -channel [lindex $map($i) 2] - puts "setup_node $i [lindex $map($i) 3] [lindex $map($i) 4] [lindex $map($i) 5] [lindex $map($i) 6]" - setup_node $i [lindex $map($i) 3] [lindex $map($i) 4] [lindex $map($i) 5] [lindex $map($i) 6] - - $ns at 0 "$node_($i) start"; - $ns at $val(stime) "$node_($i) reset"; - - #set raw($i) [new Network/Raw] - set raw($i) [new Network/Daemon] - set node [lindex $map($i) 0] - set iff [lindex $map($i) 1] - puts [$node getinfo $iff 1] - #$raw($i) open [$node getinfo $iff 1] readwrite - $raw($i) open [$node getinfo $iff 3] readwrite - - #Tap Agent for each node - puts [$node getinfo $iff 2] - #set tagent($i) [new Agent/Tap/Raw [$node getinfo $iff 2]] -# if {$node == $MR2 && $iff == "eth0"} { -# set tagent($i) [new Agent/Tap/Raw fe:fd:0:0:3:0] -# } else { - set tagent($i) [new Agent/Tap/Raw [$node getinfo $iff 1]] -# } - $tagent($i) network $raw($i) - $ns attach-agent $node_($i) $tagent($i) -} - -$ns at $val(stime) "stop" -$ns at $val(stime) "puts \"NS EXITING ...\" ; $ns halt" - -proc setdest_1 { x y speed} { - global node_ - $node_(3) setdest $x $y $speed -} -proc setdest_2 { x y speed} { - global node_ - $node_(4) setdest $x $y $speed -} - -proc stop {} { - global ns tracefd raw - $ns flush-trace - close $tracefd - for {set i 1} {$i <= $val(nn)} {incr i} { - $raw($i) close - } -} - - -source utils.tcl -puts "okey" - -$ns run diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/MR1_radvd.conf b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/MR1_radvd.conf deleted file mode 100644 index f634a45624..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/MR1_radvd.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ - # cat /etc/radvd.conf - interface eth0 - { - AdvSendAdvert on; - AdvIntervalOpt on; - AdvHomeAgentFlag on; - - MinRtrAdvInterval 0.1; - MaxRtrAdvInterval 0.3; - - AdvReachableTime 1; - AdvRetransTimer 1; - - prefix 2001:1::1/64 - { - AdvOnLink on; - AdvValidLifetime 20; - AdvPreferredLifetime 15; - - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - }; - - prefix fec0:1000::1/64 - { - AdvOnLink on; - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - - AdvValidLifetime 5; - AdvPreferredLifetime 1; - }; - }; - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/MR2_radvd.conf b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/MR2_radvd.conf deleted file mode 100644 index 2454796c77..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/MR2_radvd.conf +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ - # cat /etc/radvd.conf - interface eth0 - { - AdvSendAdvert on; - AdvIntervalOpt on; - AdvHomeAgentFlag on; - - MinRtrAdvInterval 0.1; - MaxRtrAdvInterval 0.3; - - AdvReachableTime 1; - AdvRetransTimer 1; - - prefix 2001:1::1/64 - { - AdvValidLifetime 20; - AdvPreferredLifetime 15; - - AdvOnLink on; - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - }; - - prefix fec0:2000::1/64 - { - AdvOnLink on; - AdvAutonomous on; - AdvRouterAddr on; - - AdvValidLifetime 10; - AdvPreferredLifetime 1; - }; - }; - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/chorist.xml b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/chorist.xml deleted file mode 100644 index a530fbd975..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/chorist.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - - 1.8 - chorist - - - - /home/Local_Data/nguyenhn/airnet/root_fs.fc6 - /home/Local_Data/nguyenhn/airnet/linux - - - xterm - pts - pts - pts - pts - pts - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2000::1/64 - - 2001::/16 - - - - - - 2000::2/64 - - - 2001:100::1/64 - - - 2001:1::1/128 - 2001:1::2/128 - 2000::/16 - - - - - - - - 2001:100::2/64 - - - 2001:1::1/64 - - default - - - - - - 2001:100::3/64 - - - 2001:1::2/64 - - default - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/chorist_intra.xml b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/chorist_intra.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 64e899f58a..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/chorist_intra.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,106 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - - 1.8 - chorist_intra - - - - /home/Local_Data/nguyenhn/airnet/root_fs.fc6 - /home/Local_Data/nguyenhn/airnet/linux - - - xterm - pts - pts - pts - pts - pts - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2000::1/64 - - 2001::/16 - - - - - - 2000::2/64 - - - 2001:100::1/64 - - - 2001:1::1/128 - 2001:1::2/128 - 2000::/16 - - - - - - - - 2001:100::2/64 - - - 2001:1::1/64 - - default - - - - - - 2001:100::3/64 - - - 2001:1::2/64 - - default - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/utils.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/utils.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index b7c0a7b47a..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/utils.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,326 +0,0 @@ -# -# Utilities for Proxy Mobile IPv6 -# Author Huu-Nghia.Nguyen@eurecom.fr -# - -#========================================================================== -proc progress { start end } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - if {$now <= $end && $now >= $start} { - set percent [expr floor(($now-$start)*100/($end-$start))] - puts "Progress: $percent%" - $ns at [expr $now + 1] "progress $start $end" - } else { - puts "Progres: 100% Completed!" - } -} -#========================================================================== -#Install radvd.conf in to the virtual machine = {MN, AR1, AR2, CN, Router} -#You need to create the file _radvd.conf first (Attention: No check for file existence) -# -proc install-radvd vmid { - global vms - exec cp $vmid\_radvd.conf [$vms($vmid) set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/radvd.conf - job $vmid cp /mnt/hostfs/radvd.conf /etc/radvd.conf -} -#========================================================================== -proc start-all-pmip6d {} { - job CH /mnt/hostfs/pmip6d -c -L 2001:100::1 - job MR1 /mnt/hostfs/pmip6d -m -s -L 2001:100::1 -E 2001:100::2 -N 2001:1::1 - job MR2 /mnt/hostfs/pmip6d -m -s -L 2001:100::1 -E 2001:100::3 -N 2001:1::2 - -} -#========================================================================== -proc stop-all-pmip6d {} { - job CH killall -INT pmip6d - job MR1 killall -INT pmip6d - job MR2 killall -INT pmip6d - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down -} - -#========================================================================== -proc config-chorist {} { - install-radvd MR1 - install-radvd MR2 - job MR1 sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.eth0.proxy_ndp=1 - job MR2 sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.eth0.proxy_ndp=1 - job MR1 service radvd restart - job MR2 service radvd restart -} -#========================================================================== -proc progress { start end } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - if {$now <= $end && $now >= $start} { - set percent [expr floor(($now-$start)*100/($end-$start))] - puts "Progress: $percent%" - $ns at [expr $now + 1] "progress $start $end" - } else { - puts "Progres: 100% Completed!" - } -} -#========================================================================== -proc chorist-mobility { {filename "mobility.log"} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 200] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - setdest_2 450 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - - #MN1 joins the network - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now +10] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 up" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+25] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+100] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+175] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+200] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+201] "puts \"chorist-mobility: DONE!\"" -} -#========================================================================== -proc chorist-basic { {filename "basic.log"} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & CN start to ping down; MN1 ping up - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now+15] "job CN ping6 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:500" - $ns at [expr $now+15] "job MN1 ping6 2000::1" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+25] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MN1 killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-basic: DONE!\"" -} - -proc chorist-tcp-basic { {filename "tcp_basic.log"} {copt "-l 4M"} {options ""} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job CN ifconfig eth0 mtu 1300 - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CN iperf -V -s $options" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CN tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & send tcp traffic to CN - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 iperf -V -c 2000::1 $copt $options" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+45] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+124] "job MN1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+149] "job MN1 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-basic: DONE!\"" -} - -proc chorist-udp-basic { {filename "udp_basic.log"} {copt "-t 100"} {options "-u"} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job CN ifconfig eth0 mtu 1300 - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CN tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & send tcp traffic to CN - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 iperf -V -s $options" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+25] "job CN iperf -V -c 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:500 $copt $options" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+45] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 power off - $ns at [expr $now+124] "job MN1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+149] "job MN1 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CN killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-udp-basic: DONE!\"" -} - -#========================================================================== -proc chorist-intra { {filename "intra.log"} } { - global ns stdout - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 201] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/pmip6d.log" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - set stdout "/dev/null" - #MN1 & MN2 joins the network - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up" - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 up" - - #MN1 & MN2 ping each other - set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/ping6.log" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN2 ping6 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:500" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN1 ping6 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:600" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+35] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+100] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 & MN2 power off - set stdout "/dev/null" - $ns at [expr $now+175] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - $ns at [expr $now+175] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+200] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MN2 killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MN1 killall -INT ping6" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+200] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+200] "puts \"chorist-intra: DONE!\"" - - set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/stdout" -} - - -proc chorist-tcp-intra { {filename "tcp_intra.log"} {copt "-l 4M"} {options ""} } { - global ns - set now [$ns now] - - #Step 1: - progress $now [expr $now + 150] - setdest_1 150 100 100 - setdest_2 450 100 100 - job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down - job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down - - #Observation - $ns at [expr $now+5] "start-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job CH tcpdump -s 256 -i eth1 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR1 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+5] "job MR2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - - #MN1 joins the network & CN start to ping down; MN1 ping up - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+10] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 up mtu 1300" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN2 iperf -V -s $options" - $ns at [expr $now+20] "job MN2 tcpdump -s 256 -i eth0 -v -w /mnt/hostfs/$filename " - $ns at [expr $now+25] "job MN1 iperf -V -c 2001:1::fcfd:ff:fe00:600 $copt $options" - - #MN1 is moving to MR2 - $ns at [expr $now+35] "setdest_1 450 100 100" - - #MN1 is moving back MR1 - $ns at [expr $now+75] "setdest_1 100 100 100" - - #MN1 MN2 power off - $ns at [expr $now+124] "job MN2 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN1 ifconfig eth0 down" - $ns at [expr $now+125] "job MN2 ifconfig eth0 down" - - #Finish - $ns at [expr $now+150] "puts \"Finish, stop all processes and services\"" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MN2 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+149] "job MN1 killall -INT iperf" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job CH killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR1 killall -INT tcpdump" - $ns at [expr $now+150] "job MR2 killall -INT tcpdump" - #$ns at [expr $now+150] "stop-all-pmip6d" - $ns at [expr $now+151] "puts \"chorist-basic: DONE!\"" -} - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/vninteractive.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/vninteractive.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index d4a56b94b9..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/vninteractive.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,66 +0,0 @@ -#http://wiki.tcl.tk/1968 -#from Jeffrey Hobbs - - puts -nonewline "vnman (0) % " - if {!$tcl_interactive} { - set long_command "" - set verbose_history 0 - if {![catch {rename unknown tcl_unknown}]} { - proc unknown {cmdname args} { - if {[regexp "^!..*" $cmdname]} { - banghist [string range $cmdname 1 end] - } else { - tcl_unknown $cmdname $args - } - } - } - - proc banghist {val} { - global verbose_history - if {![string compare $val "!"]} {set val ""} - if {$verbose_history} {puts "[history event $val]"} - history redo $val - } - - if {![info exists tcl_prompt1]} { - set tcl_prompt1 {puts -nonewline "vnman ([history nextid]) % "} - } - proc read_stdin {} { - global eventLoop tcl_prompt1 long_command - set l [gets stdin] - if {[eof stdin]} { - set eventLoop "done" ;# terminate the vwait eventloop - } else { - if {[string compare $l {}]} { - append long_command "\n$l" - set l $long_command - if {[info complete $l]} { - if {[catch {uplevel \#0 history add [list $l] exec} err]} { - puts stderr $err - } elseif {[string compare $err {}]} { - puts $err - } - set long_command "" - catch $tcl_prompt1 - } else { - puts -nonewline "> " - } - } elseif {![string compare $long_command {}]} { - catch $tcl_prompt1 - } else { - puts -nonewline "> " - } - flush stdout - } - } - - # set up our keyboard read event handler: - # Vector stdin data to the socket - fileevent stdin readable read_stdin - - catch $tcl_prompt1 - flush stdout - # wait for and handle or stdin events... - #vwait eventLoop - } - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/vnmanager.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/vnmanager.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index dcdd7f87b2..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/vnmanager.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,161 +0,0 @@ -# -# Management Script for Virtual Networking User-Mode-Linux -# Author: Huu-Nghia Nguyen -# Email: Huu-Nghia.Nguyen@eurecom.fr -# Eurecom Institute -# - -Class VirtualMachine -proc flatten list {return [string map {\{ "" \} ""} $list]} - -VirtualMachine instproc init {vm_opt_list} { - $self instvar opt sname - array set sname {} - array set opt $vm_opt_list - set dir [split $opt(uml_dir) "/"] - set len [llength $dir] - set opt(vmid) [lindex $dir [expr $len-2]] - set opt(scenario) [lindex $dir [expr $len-4]] - puts "VM ($opt(scenario).$opt(vmid)) running in $opt(uml_dir) is created" -} - -VirtualMachine instproc mconsole args { - $self instvar opt - set dir $opt(uml_dir)$opt(umid) - set cmdline "cd $dir && uml_mconsole mconsole [flatten $args]" - puts "execute the command: $cmdline" - set result [exec sh -c "cd $dir && uml_mconsole mconsole [flatten $args]" 2>/dev/null] - return $result -} - -VirtualMachine instproc getinfo {param idx} { - $self instvar opt - return [lindex [split $opt($param) ","] $idx] -} - -######################################################################## -# -# PARSE THE ENVIRONMENT -# -######################################################################## -set vm_cmds [exec ps -ef | grep linux | grep airnet | sed s/.*linux//g | sort | uniq ] - -## Split into vm_cmd_lines -set vm_cmd_lines [split $vm_cmds "\n"] -array unset vms -set stdout "/mnt/hostfs/stdout" -set stderr "/mnt/hostfs/stdout" -set filestdout "" - -## Iterate over the vm_cmd_lines -foreach cmd $vm_cmd_lines { - #puts "---------\nAnalyse the command line:" - #puts $cmd - set params [split $cmd " "] - array unset opt - foreach param $params { - set fields [split $param "="] - set optname [lindex $fields 0] - set optval [lindex $fields 1] - if {$optval != ""} { - set opt($optname) $optval - } - } - - if {[array size opt] > 0} { - set vm [new VirtualMachine [array get opt]] - set vms([$vm set opt(vmid)]) $vm - } -} - -######################################################################## -# -# COMMAND IMPLEMENTATION -# -######################################################################## - -set helpstr "Command list:\n\ - \tconfig : querry/add a new device to \n\ - \tjob : execute a command in using sh -c\n\ - \tresult : return result of last job\n\ - \tterm : open the console of \n\ - \tmconsole : run uml_mconsole for \n\ - \tsetdest : \n\t\tset destination (, ) for the MN with the speed of m/s\n" -proc help {} { - global helpstr - puts $helpstr -} - - -proc config {vmid args} { - global vms - set vm $vms($vmid) - return [$vm mconsole config $args] -} - -proc job {vmid args} { - global vms filestdout - global stdout stderr - set vm $vms($vmid) - catch { exec rm opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/$stdout } - return [$vm mconsole exec "'" $args ">$stdout 2>$stderr '"] - regsub {(.*)/(.*)} $stdout {\2} filename - set filestdout [$vm set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/$filename - exec cat $filestdout - -} - -proc lastresult {} { - exec cat $filestdout -} - -proc result {vmid} { - global vms - global stdout stderr - set vm $vms($vmid) - regsub {(.*)/(.*)} $stdout {\2} filename - set filestdout [$vm set opt(uml_dir)]/hostfs/$filename - exec cat $filestdout -} - -proc term {vmid conid} { - global vms - set vm $vms($vmid) - - #Create screen name - set result [$vm mconsole config $conid] - regsub {(.*):(.*)} $result {\2} device - regsub {(.*)/(\d+)} $device {\2} devid - set screenname "$conid$devid$vmid" - - #Try to look up in the env if the screen exist? - set filename /tmp/vnman-screen-[pid].cfg - catch { exec screen -ls > $filename } {} - set output [split [exec cat $filename] "\n"] - if {[lsearch -regex $output ".*$screenname.*"] < 0} {exec screen -d -m -S $screenname $device} - catch { exec rm -f $filename} - - #Show the terminal - exec konsole -e screen -d -r $screenname & - -} - -proc mconsole {vmid args} { - global vms - set vm $vms($vmid) - return [$vm mconsole $args] -} -######################################################################## -# -# COMMAND LINE INTERFACE -# -######################################################################## - -puts "VM lists: [array names vms]" -help -source vninteractive.tcl -source wirelesstopo.tcl -stop - - - diff --git a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/wirelesstopo.tcl b/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/wirelesstopo.tcl deleted file mode 100644 index 766deb4fab..0000000000 --- a/openair3/EMULATIONS/INTRA/wirelesstopo.tcl +++ /dev/null @@ -1,174 +0,0 @@ -#! /bin/nse - -# An example script for the usage of ns-2 in emulation mode: -# Uses: -# 1. Network/Daemon agents (by Huu-Nghia.Nguyen@eurecom.fr) to access to a uml_switch at level II -# 2. Tap/Raw agents to map between real MAC addresses and NS-2 IP addresses -# 3. In-memory compression of the trace file to reduce disk write operations during simulation -# (currently done via gzip) - - -# Common variables -# - -set scriptname routingdemo -set val(chan) Channel/WirelessChannel ;# Channel Type -set val(prop) Propagation/TwoRayGround ;# radio-propagation model -set val(netif) Phy/WirelessPhy ;# network interface type -set val(mac) Mac/802_11 ;# MAC type -set val(ifq) Queue/DropTail/PriQueue ;# interface queue type -set val(ll) LL ;# link layer type -set val(ant) Antenna/OmniAntenna ;# antenna model -set val(ifqlen) 50 ;# max packet in ifq -set val(x) 800 ;# x range in meters -set val(y) 600 ;# y range in meters -set val(rp) DumbAgent ;# routing protocol -set val(nn) 7 ;# number of mobile nodes -#set val(stime) 200.0 ;# simulation time -set val(stime) 360000.0 ;# simulation time = 100 hours - -set ns [new Simulator] -$ns use-scheduler RealTime - -set tracefd [open $scriptname.tr w] -$ns trace-all $tracefd - -#set namtrace [open $scriptname.nam w] -#set namtrace [open "|nam -r 0.1 -" w] -#$ns namtrace-all-wireless $namtrace $val(x) $val(y) - -#Procedure needed when running nam in real-time -proc NamTime {} { - #Send time to nam periodically - global ns namtrace - set now [$ns now] - set next [expr $now + 0.05] - puts $namtrace "T -t $now" - flush $namtrace - $ns at $next "NamTime" -} - -#$ns at 1.0 "NamTime" - -proc UniformErr {} { - set err [new ErrorModel] - $err unit packet - $err set rate_ 0.01 - $err ranvar [new RandomVariable/Uniform] - $err drop-target [new Agent/Null] - return $err -} - -set topo [new Topography] - -$topo load_flatgrid $val(x) $val(y) - -# Create GOD -create-god $val(nn) - -# Create channel -set chan_1 [new $val(chan)] -set chan_2 [new $val(chan)] - -# Configure node parameters -$ns node-config -adhocRouting $val(rp) \ - -llType $val(ll) \ - -macType $val(mac) \ - -ifqType $val(ifq) \ - -ifqLen $val(ifqlen) \ - -antType $val(ant) \ - -propType $val(prop) \ - -phyType $val(netif) \ - -topoInstance $topo \ - -agentTrace ON \ - -routerTrace ON \ - -macTrace ON \ - -movementTrace ON \ - -channel $chan_1 \ - -IncomingErrProc UniformErr - -#Procedure to configure an ns-2 node initially -proc setup_node {id x y z color} { - global ns node_ - set node_($id) [$ns node] - $node_($id) set X_ $x - $node_($id) set Y_ $y - $node_($id) set Z_ $z - $node_($id) color $color - $ns at 0 "$node_($id) setdest $x $y 0" - $ns at 0 "$node_($id) color $color" - $node_($id) random-motion 0 -} - -#Topo table: -#set CN $vms(CN) -set CH $vms(CH) -set MR1 $vms(MR1) -set MR2 $vms(MR2) -set MN1 $vms(MN1) -set MN2 $vms(MN2) -set map(1) [list $CH eth0 $chan_1 300 100 0 "black"] - -set map(2) [list $MR1 eth1 $chan_1 100 100 0 "green"] -set map(3) [list $MR1 eth0 $chan_2 100 100 0 "green"] -set map(4) [list $MR2 eth1 $chan_1 500 100 0 "green"] -set map(5) [list $MR2 eth0 $chan_2 500 100 0 "green"] - -set map(6) [list $MN1 eth0 $chan_2 150 100 0 "red"] -set map(7) [list $MN2 eth0 $chan_2 450 100 0 "red"] - -Agent/Tap set maxpkt_ 1500 -for {set i 1} {$i <= $val(nn)} {incr i} { - $ns node-config -channel [lindex $map($i) 2] - puts "setup_node $i [lindex $map($i) 3] [lindex $map($i) 4] [lindex $map($i) 5] [lindex $map($i) 6]" - setup_node $i [lindex $map($i) 3] [lindex $map($i) 4] [lindex $map($i) 5] [lindex $map($i) 6] - - $ns at 0 "$node_($i) start"; - $ns at $val(stime) "$node_($i) reset"; - - #set raw($i) [new Network/Raw] - set raw($i) [new Network/Daemon] - set node [lindex $map($i) 0] - set iff [lindex $map($i) 1] - puts [$node getinfo $iff 1] - #$raw($i) open [$node getinfo $iff 1] readwrite - $raw($i) open [$node getinfo $iff 3] readwrite - - #Tap Agent for each node - puts [$node getinfo $iff 2] - #set tagent($i) [new Agent/Tap/Raw [$node getinfo $iff 2]] -# if {$node == $MR2 && $iff == "eth0"} { -# set tagent($i) [new Agent/Tap/Raw fe:fd:0:0:3:0] -# } else { - set tagent($i) [new Agent/Tap/Raw [$node getinfo $iff 1]] -# } - $tagent($i) network $raw($i) - $ns attach-agent $node_($i) $tagent($i) -} - -$ns at $val(stime) "stop" -$ns at $val(stime) "puts \"NS EXITING ...\" ; $ns halt" - -proc setdest_1 { x y speed} { - global node_ - $node_(6) setdest $x $y $speed -} -proc setdest_2 { x y speed} { - global node_ - $node_(7) setdest $x $y $speed -} - -proc stop {} { - global ns tracefd raw - $ns flush-trace - close $tracefd - for {set i 1} {$i <= $val(nn)} {incr i} { - $raw($i) close - } -} - - -source utils.tcl -puts "okey" - -$ns run