wiki:Documentation

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Table of Contents

  1. Hardware
    1. Domains
    1. Infrastructure
    1. Devices
    1. Nodes
    1. Chassis Manager (CM)
    1. Antennas
  8. Software
    1. Dependencies
  10. Experiment Control (OMF)
  11. Orbit Measurement Library (OML)
    1. Starting Points
    2. For Experimenters
    3. For Developers
  12. Measurements Collection
    1. OML Client Dynamic Library
    2. OML Client Daemon
    1. OML FAQ
  14. Aggregate Managers
    1. Global AM Configuration
    1. Inventory Aggregate Manager
    1. Chassis Manager Controller
    1. Frisbee Aggregate Manager
    1. PXE Aggregate Manager
    1. Save Image Aggregate Manager
    1. Accounting and Scheduling
    1. Account Management Aggregate Manager
    1. Scheduler Aggregate Manager
    1. Auto-Approver Aggregate Manager
    1. Result Aggregate Manager
    1. Status Aggregate Manager
    1. Instrumentation Aggregate Manager
    1. Interference Aggregate Manager
    1. Delegated Account Management
    1. Network Aggregate Manager
    1. Directional Antenna Management
  31. Group Experimentation Support
    1. Experiment scheduler
    2. OMF with reporting
    3. Experiment dashboard
  32. Node Images
    1. Build Instructions for PXE Images
    2. Building Base Line Instruction
    3. Special Images
    1. Base Line Image
    1. Creating custom OS images
    1. Building Drivers on baseline images
    2. Supported external drivers
    1. PXE Image
  37. WiSHFUL Platform
    1. Radio Control
    2. Network Control
    3. Intelligent control
    4. Portable Testbed
    5. Tutorials
    6. Partners
  38. Drivers for Specific Hardware Platforms
    1. Broadcom STA drivers
    2. Netgear AC341U
    3. USRP Universal Hardware Driver
    4. RTL-SDR
    5. ATH 5k
    6. ATH 9k
    7. Intel® PRO/Wireless 2200BG and 2915ABG
    8. Linux Blue tooth
    9. Ath 3K
    1. Building MadWifi driver on our baseline images
    1. Building the ipw2200 driver on our baseline images
  41. Ontology Development Tools
    1. Lifting
    2. Lowering
    3. Brief tutorial
  42. Documentation
  43. About ORBIT
  44. Usage Policy
    1. LIABILITY DISCLAIMER
  45. How to get started
    1. Six Steps
    2. 1. Create a resource reservation
    3. 2. Login into reserved domain
    4. 3. Load an image onto the nodes
    5. 4. Turn the nodes on
    6. 5. Run your experiment
    7. 6. (optionally) Save the node image
    8. Where to go from here
    1. OMF Command Reference
    1. Types of image
    2. Steps for Building a Baseline Image
    1. Experimental Images
    1. User Contributed Images
  50. Access and Account Management
    1. Configuring SSH Keys
    1. Scheduling and Reservation
    1. Status
    1. Changing Password
    1. Changing Profile Information
    1. Remote Graphical Access
  57. Images
    1. Baseline Node images
    2. Legacy Baseline Images
    3. Legacy GNU Radio Images
    4. Legacy Routing Images
    5. Legacy Tiny OS
  58. Other Apps
    1. Commonly user traffic generators
    2. Starting Points
    3. For Experimenters
    1. WiSHFUL Image
    1. Distribution and Driver Developers
  61. Software Defined Radio
    1. USRP
    2. GNU Radio HowTo
    3. ORBIT GNU Radio Tutorials
    1. Installation of GNU radio software on a orbit node with the …
    1. Installing GNU Radio ver. ≥ 3.2 on the (Ubuntu) image
    1. Installation procedure for UHD 003.005.002 and GNU Radio v3.6.4.1 on …
    1. USRP2 - Front end calibration data
    1. Iris
  67. Software Defined Networking
    1. Experimentation in ORBIT
    1. OpenVSwitch
    1. Mininet
    1. Open Daylight Controller
    1. NetFPGA Experimentation
  72. LTE/WiMAX
    1. LTE Infrastructure
    1. WiMAX Infrastructure
  75. Android Development Documentation
    1. Android Development On ORBIT - Device setup
    1. OMF on Android
    1. Android Development On ORBIT - Node setup
    1. Benchmark numbers (throughput) from the testbed
  80. Using the Oribt Package Repository
    1. Adding the repository to your Apt Sources
  81. References/Publications
    1. What is ORBIT?
    2. How was it designed? What does an experiment involve?
    3. How are the experimental measurements done and collected?
    4. Are these measurements repeatable?
    5. How do you map a topology onto specific node assignments?
    6. Discussion on ORBIT testbed virtualization efforts?
  82. Experimental Evaluations using the ORBIT Testbed
    1. 2006
    2. 2005

Documentation

Starting Points for Experimenters

Getting started on ORBIT requires requesting and getting a user account as well as setting up SSH keys to access to the testbed. To actually use a resource a reservation must be made on the ​scheduler. Supplied on this wiki there are a number of FAQs and commonly encountered problems as well as tutorials that will help new users.

There is also a great deal of documentation relating to the hardware which supports the testbed and is supported by it as well as the software which use used to facilitate the running of experiments, such as the aggregate manger and the experement controller (OMF).

Open Flow

In addition to the documentation for general ORBIT usage, there is also a section devoted to the Open Flow networking.

Publications

Quick Links

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