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GENI Open WiMax Platform

Table of Contents

  1. 13. Wimax Measurement Application: wimax_gps_oml2
    1. Description
    2. Software Requirements
    3. Hardware Requirements
    4. Installation / setup procedures
    5. Usage
    6. Troubleshooting GPS Service Daemon
    7. Sample data
    8. Post processing data
  2. 14.1 Wimax Experiment with Iperf dual
  3. 14.2 Wimax Iperf Bandwidth for NIC cards with default BS configurations
    1. Outdoor base station
  4. 16. Wimax Measurement Experiment: oml2-iperf with variable link …
    1. Description
    2. Hardware utilized
    3. Software / scripts requirements worth mentioning
    4. Set up
    5. Usage
    6. Post processing data
    7. Trouble shooting & miscellaneous info
  5. 17. Wimax Measurement Experiment: multiple traffic generators and …
    1. Description
    2. Hardware utilized
    3. Software / scripts worth mentioning
    4. Set up
    5. Usage
    6. A few words on post processing
  6. 18. GEC13: Tutorials from Poly@NYU
    1. Description
    2. Modifications from WITest
    1. Overview
    2. Archiving an Experiment to iRODS
    1. Installing the driver
    2. Usage: Sample Scripts

This web site is a portal for GENI project that addresses the challenges of integration and trial deployment of a commercial Mobile WiMAX radio as part of an open virtualized experimental framework. The project leverages a commercial 802.16e base station from NEC, replacing the standard WiMAX controller with an open software implementation that supports virtualization and layer 2/3 programmability. The most prominent features provided by the modifed BS control framework include the capability to perform all frame switching using purely layer 2 information, and control mechanisms to provide isolation across slices, which is needed to ensure experiment repeatability.

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