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This report describes how to use the provided script for NFD performance benchmark
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on ONL (https://onl.wustl.edu/).
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Assumptions
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This report assumes that users have an ONL account. If you don't have an account
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yet, please refer to the ONL official website to apply.
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Experiment Steps
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1. Login on the onlusr machine:
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ssh -L 7070:onlsrv:7070 <your_account>@onl.arl.wustl.edu
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2. Run RLI
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Open the topology file, and make reservation; if it is not successful,
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change the reservation time, and try again
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When your reservation is ready, commit.
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3. Experiment Environment setup
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ONL does not allow us to install programs, this section describes the process
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to compile NFD code on your experiment nodes.
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(1) clone script on onlusr
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git clone https://github.com/WU-ARL/NFD_Performance_Testing_on_ONL.git
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(2) Log on to one of the pc2core experiment nodes
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In RLI, you can see the nodes name. Just choose one, and ssh to it.
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(3) Compile and install ndn-cxx in your home directory. And then the NFD code.
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The scripts make it pretty easy to do so. The README in scripts explained it clearly.
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Here we just point out the main steps:
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A. in NFD_current_git fold, run “./git_initial.sh”.
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This script would download the latest code repository to your current directory.
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B. run “./build_all.sh”
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build_all.sh compiles and installs the ndn-cxx and NFD in the usr folder of your
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current directory.
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NFD Throughput Benchmark
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1. logout the pc2core node. cd to the Variable_Length_Names folder.
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2. run mkAll.sh to configure the experiment
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Usage: ./mkAll.sh [options] <count> <proto> <interval> <num name components> <component length>
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Options:
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[--local] - use start scripts to run local (../NFD_current_git_optimized/usr/local/bin/) versions of nfd and nrd
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[--installed] - use start scripts to run the installed (based on PATH) versions of nfd and nrd
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e.g. ./mkAll.sh --local 64 udp4 8 5 5
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3. start the experiment: ./runAll.sh
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4. stop the experiment: ./killAll.sh
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John also provided another script to simplify the experiment: “seriesTest.sh”. You can modify it
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to make your work easier by changing the parameters.
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NFD Forwarding Latency
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1. ssh to the NFD router, use tcpdump to capture traffic:
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sudo tcpdump -i data0 'port 6363' -c 1000 -vv -w /tmp/mkall-16-udp4-10-1-5.port6363.pcap
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2. run the script
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