Router Implementation
This project discussion focuses on the implementation of a router. It covers details regarding the setup, configuration, and testing of the router for optimal performance. The participants will exchange ideas, troubleshoot issues, and share insights on maximizing the router's functionality within a network environment.
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Router Implementation Project-2 DISCUSSION NOVEMBER 17, 2014 CSE 123-FALL 2014
Topology The skeleton and dependencies of the project have been setup in a VM for your convenience. VM has the network topology and the allows your router implementation to talk with the network topology.
Overview What your routing logic needs to do Route Ethernet frames between the Internet (the myth cluster) and the HTTP servers Handle ARP request and replies Handle traceroutes Generate TTL Exceeds Message Handle TCP/UDP packets sent to one of the routers' interfaces Generate ICMP Port Unreachable Respond to ICMP echo requests Maintain an ARP cache Respond to ICMP echo requests Maintain an ARP cache See webpage for full requirements
Getting Started Load the virtual machine disk image into your favourite VMM. Eg: VMWare Player, VirtualBox, VMWare fusion etc. Username/Password is mininet/mininet. Start Mininet and POX. Two steps to get the infrastructure up and running ./cse123-p2/run_mininet.sh ./cse123-p2/run_pox.sh Build and execute router make clean make ./sr Check packet flow with wireshark Expected output
ARP Flow Chart Receive Raw Ethernet Frame Receive Raw Ethernet Frame It's an IP packet It's an IP packet It's an ARP packet It's an ARP packet Reply to me Request to me Cache it, go through my request queue and send outstanding Cache it, go through my request queue and send outstanding packets packets Construct an ARP reply and send it Construct an ARP reply and send it back back
Coding Advice sr_protocol.h ip header def sr_ethernet_hdr def hdr_icmp_t def arp header def Protocol Resolution definitions Sr_if.c sr_get_interfaces sr_add_interface sr_set_ether_addr (set to the last interface in the interface list) sr_set_ether_ip Print funcs for debugging
