Basic onos
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(100P) Basic ONOS
- Aim: To do the basic tutorial provided in ONOS [1]
- In case the link is not working, you can follow this PDF
- Hopefully, all of you have the image required for this exercise
- Start the VM
- Userid: tutorial1
- pwd: tutorial1
- Lets follow the steps provided in the ONOS tutorial [2]
- Hints/Tips/Watchout:
- Clicking on "reset" just resets ONOS. You will have to then click on "ONOS Gui" icon or "ONOS" icon to open a console into ONOS
- Sometimes, clicking on "ONOS" icon does not launch anything. You will have to retry or try starting the "ONOS Gui" first and then the "ONOS" terminal.
- Before the part starting with "flows commands", reactivate the onos app so that ping can work
- When you do the last part, i.e. the GUI part, try to remove links (in mininet) and bring them back on and see the changes in the GUI
- Clicking on "reset" just resets ONOS. You will have to then click on "ONOS Gui" icon or "ONOS" icon to open a console into ONOS
- Notations used for switches
- s1: switch mac id ending with "1"
- s2: switch mac id ending with "2"
- s11: switch mac id ending with "b"
- s12: switch mac id ending with "d"
- s21: switch mac id ending with "c"
- s22: switch mac id ending with "e"
- Notations used for switches
- Notations used for Hosts
- h1x is used to denote hosts connected to switch mac id ending with "b", i.e. to switch s11
- E.g. h11 means the node with the smallest IP connected to switch MAC id ending with "b", i.e. 10.0.0.1
- Similarly, h12 represents 10.0.0.2
- h2x is used to denote hosts connected to switch mac id ending with "c"
- h3x is used to denote hosts connected to switch mac id ending with "d"
- h4x is used to denote hosts connected to switch mac id ending with "e"
- h1x is used to denote hosts connected to switch mac id ending with "b", i.e. to switch s11
- Notations used for Hosts