- Deploy the following topology using Mininet.
- Create the blue slice, red slice, and green slice using FlowVisor
○ Blue slice spans h1, s1, s2, and h2. It enables bi-directional communication between only h1 and h2. This slice will be controlled by a controller running on TCP port 8000.
○ Red slice spans h3, s3, s4, and h4. It enables bi-directional communication between only h3 and h4. Red slice will be controlled by a controller running on TCP port 9000.
○ Green slice spans h2, s2, s3, and h3. It enables bi-directional communication between only h2 and h3. Green slice will be controlled by a controller running on TCP port 10000.
Blue Slice Green Slice Red Slice
What to submit?
| ● | Put the following files inside a compressed folder named
<lastname_firstname_university.zip> where university is one of waterloo, toronto, ets, laval. |
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| ● | Files created by executing the following commands: ○ fvctl -n list-slice-info red &> red | (5) |
| ○ fvctl -n list-slice-info blue &> blue | (5) | |
| ○ fvctl -n list-slice-info green &> green | (5) | |
| ○ fvctl -n list-flowspace &> flowspace | (15) | |
Resources
| ● | An already created slice can be removed using
○ fvctl -n remove-slice <slice-name> |
| ● | A flowspace created under a slice can be removed using
○ fvctl -n remove-flowspace <flowspace-name> |
| ● | Running fvctl without any other argument will show a list and description of possible sub-commands supported by fvctl |
