piconet

[jamesrxy]

Hi Dr. Pan, it seems piconet fails to work on win10.
here is my experience testing piconet on win10:

1. Download VirtualBox and multipass from Official website on Internet.
   *note that it is better not to change installation directory for them in case of incompatibility issues, use the default directory instead.
2. Run piconet
   I used 'Git bash' to run linux subsystem on win10 to run piconet.

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   cd ~/csc361-lab-setup-master

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   ./piconet run

   However, it seems on win10, the time out problem still exists even if the uvic vpn is not used
   here is the error I got:
   ""
3. Creating piconet
   launch failed: The following errors occurred:
   piconet: timed out waiting for response
4. - Waiting for VM piconet to come up
   Error: Timed out waiting for VM to come up
   ""
   But, it can be seen from multipass that piconet instance is created:
   =====================================================
   Name State IPv4 Image
   mp1 Running N/A Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
   piconet Running N/A Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
   =========================================================

I am not sure if it is my problem that any configurations went wrong during the process.

[pan]

""

• Creating piconet
  launch failed: The following errors occurred:
  piconet: timed out waiting for response
• - Waiting for VM piconet to come up
  Error: Timed out waiting for VM to come up
  ""
  But, it can be seen from multipass that piconet instance is created:
  =====================================================
  Name State IPv4 Image
  mp1 Running N/A Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
  piconet Running N/A Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
  =========================================================

I am not sure if it is my problem that any configurations went wrong during the process.

can you access the running piconet by

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$ multipass shell piconet

? normally, it shall show the ipv4 address associated with each running vm instance, e.g.,

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$ multipass list
Name                    State             IPv4             Image
piconet                 Running           192.168.64.2     Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

and after you multipass shell accessed piconet,

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ubuntu@piconet:~$ ip netns 
r (id: 2)
h2 (id: 1)
h1 (id: 0)

shall show the three (child) namespaces inside piconet, i.e., h1 (client host), r (router) and h2 (server host) for our virtual csc361 lab setup

[pan]

for windows tester: if you cannot get the piconet script to configure the vm automatically, just copy the files in bin, etc and lib inside the installation package to /usr/local/bin (set the script executable with "chmod a+x"), /usr/local/etc and /usr/local/lib, respectively, inside the vm, and copy the files in systemd/system in the installation package to /etc/systemd/system inside the vm, and then enable

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/usr/bin/sudo /bin/systemctl enable ttyd.service
/usr/bin/sudo /bin/systemctl enable piconet.service
/usr/bin/sudo /bin/systemctl daemon-reload

and lunch

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/usr/bin/sudo /bin/systemctl start piconet
/usr/bin/sudo /bin/systemctl start ttyd

on your local computer, open html/ui.html with your chrome, and you shall see the 4-pane interface

[pan]

the new piconet in a container (instead of vm) with jupyterlab user interface, hosted in the "cloud" with gitlab integration, a step closer to the real deployment for the fall

[pan]

persistent

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vs non-persistent http connection

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[pan]

recursive (r-eth0) vs iterative (r-eth2) dns query

[pan]

tcp connection establishment (3-way handshake)

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and release (4-way handshake)

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and flow control (the opening and closing of the flow-control window)

[pan]

tcp error control: packet loss

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and retransmission by dupack

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vs loss

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and retransmissions by timeout

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[pan]

tcp congestion control (reno, initcwnd=1, sack=0): packet loss and retransmission by timeout

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and the increase of congestion window during congestion avoidance

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and the inflation of congestion window during duplicate acknowledgment and eventual retransmission by triple dupack

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and new loss during recovery

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and

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and bursty losses

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[pan]

before

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vs after

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nat

[liuuvic]

persistent

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vs non-persistent http connection

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Hi Dr.Pan, I see the commands used in your screenshots and that in the manual are different for Lab3. Which one I should follow? Do I need to modify the commands in the manual?

[liuuvic]

persistent

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vs non-persistent http connection

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Hi Dr.Pan, I see the commands used in your screenshots and that in the manual are different for Lab3. Which one I should follow? Do I need to modify the commands in the manual?

Also, if I start nginx on terminal 4 and run

root@r piconet> wget -e robots=off --no-http-keep-alive -r 172.16.1.2:80

I get:

http://172.16.1.2/
Connecting to 172.16.1.2:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 612 [text/html]
Saving to: ‘172.16.1.2/index.html’

172.16.1.2/inde 100%[====>] 612 --.-KB/s in 0s

2020-08-30 10:49:34 (30.4 MB/s) - ‘172.16.1.2/index.html’ saved [612/612]

FINISHED --2020-08-30 10:49:34--
Total wall clock time: 0.003s
Downloaded: 1 files, 612 in 0s (30.4 MB/s)

The only file downloaded is the index.html, which can be found in the left of the window.

[pan]

persistent vs non-persistent http connection

Hi Dr.Pan, I see the commands used in your screenshots and that in the manual are different for Lab3. Which one I should follow? Do I need to modify the commands in the manual?

either one is fine. they are for the same purposes

Also, if I start nginx on terminal 4 and run root@r piconet> wget -e robots=off --no-http-keep-alive -r 172.16.1.2:80 I get: http://172.16.1.2/Connecting to 172.16.1.2:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 612 [text/html] Saving to: ‘172.16.1.2/index.html’ 172.16.1.2/inde 100%[====>] 612 --.-KB/s in 0s 2020-08-30 10:49:34 (30.4 MB/s) - ‘172.16.1.2/index.html’ saved [612/612] FINISHED --2020-08-30 10:49:34-- Total wall clock time: 0.003s Downloaded: 1 files, 612 in 0s (30.4 MB/s) The only file downloaded is the index.html, which can be found in the left of the window.

that's because your html directory where your nginx serves only has a placeholder index.html. you can use the sample html files in http://panlab.cs.uvic.ca/web3/download/ ... p?id=34494 and put them in the document directory where nginx serves incoming http requests (often /var/www/html)

[pan]

static routing for piconet (h1-r-h2) in the new docker container with the new jupyterlab interface

[pan]

interworking within a network

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and between

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so piconet works well for all 10 lab modules inside the docker container too