Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 1March 15, 2011

System Diagram

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 2March 15, 2011

OMF/OML Setup at BBN

• Hardware Needed– OMF/OML server: physical machine or VM– LDAP Server: physical machine or VM– Base Station Server– Fixed Wimax Clients: physical machine or VM– Mobile Wimax Clients– Router for Control network– Physical port on a router for frisbee image loading

Wimax OMF Setup Wiki

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 3March 15, 2011

Software Components

Server Side•OMF Aggregate Manager Version 5.3•OMF Aggregate Manager Version 5.2

– Needed to support wimax rf and login service

•OMF Experiment Controller Version 5.3•OML Server Version 2.0•Wimax RF service Version 5.2

– Added support to push BTS logs into OML server

•Login Service Version 1.0– Allows external users to login and use Wimax infrastructure

OMF Installation OML Installation

Client Side•OMF Resource Controller Version 5.3•OML Server Version 2.0 (optional)

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 4March 15, 2011

NOTES

Pros•Node Imaging is handled by omf functions: omf load and omf save•Experiment data is available in oml databases.•OML Support for post analysis using “R”.•Experiment scripts: repeatable and reusable.

Caveats•Deployment at BBN is currently on our internal network. •Login Service needs more testing.•Applications need to be OMLized.•Integration with GENI AM API.

Sponsored by the National Science Foundation 5March 15, 2011

USE THE LIST

wimax-developer@winlab.rutgers.edu