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Set up Your Own Virtual Network: A Virtual Box/Mininet Environment for SDN
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Mininet - самостоятельная практика - неделя 2
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В этом пошаговом руководстве демонстрируется большинство команд Mininet, а также его типичное использование вместе с анализатором Wireshark.
В пошаговом руководстве предполагается, что вашей базовой системой является виртуальная машина Mininet или собственная установка Ubuntu со всеми установленными инструментами OpenFlow и Mininet
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Mininet Topologies and Mininet Python API
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мы проверим несколько простых настроек в Mininet.
Сначала мы попробуем настроить простую топологию с тремя хостами, подключенными к одному коммутатору.
Теперь вы можете сделать это, введя следующую команду в командной строке виртуальной машины, которую вы загрузили как часть задания на эту неделю.
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Mininet Topologies and Mininet Python API ( подстрочник на русском языке)
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Feb 28, 2022
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Несколько простых настроек в Mininet
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Mininet Topologies and Mininet Python API (English text)
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May 17, 2021
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For the rest of the lesson, we will test a few simple setups in Mininet.
First, we'll try setting up a simple topology
with three hosts connected to a single switch.
Now you can do this by typing the following at the command line in the
virtual machine that you have downloaded as part of the assignment for this week.
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Подготовка к проверочному заданию по теме Mininet
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This is a warm-up exercise to introduce you to the basics of Software Defined Networking and a few of its applications. We will be using OpenFlow, an open communication protocol developed by Stanford University in 2008, that gives access to the forwarding plane of the network switches and routers over the network. You will use a simulator called Mininet to simulate a network topology that uses Openflow switches.
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Mininet Topologies and API Assignment
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In this exercise, you will be learning how to build custom topologies using Mininet Python API and how certain parameters like bandwidth, delay, loss and queue size can be set individually for different links in the topology. You’ll also learn how to do performance testing of these custom topologies using ping and iperf.
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Using Mininet and Mininet Python API
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Examples of Using Mininet
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Examples of Using Mininet -
M3.4.pdf
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Using SDN Controllers to Customize Control
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Using SDN Controllers to Customize Control - M4.3.pdf
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