Hello Everyone! I have been looking through many messages in this mailing list but could not find the desired information; I believe a simple “Distributed tutorial for EMANE” would be very useful.
I am trying to have a distributed version of EMANE in order to have multiple nodes on multiples computers and all nodes communicating with each other. For example, assuming host1 and host2 are my two physical computers, I would like node-1 and node-2 to run on host1 as LXC and node-3 and node-4 on host2 as LXC. I already tried to follow the details from the two following threads which are the closest that I could find from what my goal: http://emane-users.pf.itd.nrl.navy.narkive.com/L8Wlov9T/distributed-emane and http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.network.emane.user/214. These two links only allowed me to have one single node on each of the two computer communicating with each other. (node-1 on host1 and node-2 on host2), which does not correspond to what I need. This was not using containers. If I go a bit more in details with a practical example, that I named the ‘2x2’ example: Host1 (Ubuntu 14.04): eth0 IP is 160.98.61.236 Host2 (Ubuntu 14.04): eth0 IP is 160.98.61.235 Host1 would be the master and also have node-1 (nodeIP: 10.99.0.1, radioIP: 10.100.0.1) and node-2 (nodeIP: 10.99.0.2, radioIP: 10.100.0.2) in their respective LXC Host2 would have node-3 (nodeIP: 10.99.0.3, radioIP: 10.100.0.3) and node-4 (nodeIP: 10.99.0.4, radioIP: 10.100.0.4) in their respective LXC è Then I would like to be able to: o Ping radio-3 or radio-4 while being logged with ssh in node-1 o Use EMANE tools (ex olsrlinkview.py) from Host1 to see all nodes The final goal, in the future, would then be to automate this behaviour in order to run simulations with multiple nodes on multiple computers. I started doing experimentations starting with the tutorial <0>, however I did not manage to understand how to connect the two computers … As in my containers, I do not access to the eth0 of my HOST which, I believe, would be required to allow communications between nodes from different machines. It seems, from what I read, that I should use CORE to do so, but I believe it would add an extra layer on top of EMANE which might not be that good for automating the whole process in the end. Do any of you have a few insights on what I should do to run my 2x2 example ? Any tutorial on running such example ? Best regards, Simon ________________________________ █ Dr.Ing.EPF Simon Ruffieux ▪ Scientific Collaborator ▪ Member of HumanTech Institute █ University of Applied Sciences HES-SO//Fribourg ▪ School of Engineering And Architecture ▪ Pérolles 80 ▪ CP 32 ▪ CH-1705 Fribourg ▪ +41 (0)26 429 67 38 █ www.eia-fr.ch<http://www.eia-fr.ch/> ▪ humantech.eia-fr.ch<http://humantech.eia-fr.ch/>
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