This was in the main configure.ac script, but not the clientside.

private key.

The goal is to distribute an experiment wide certificate and private
key. At the moment this is just a self signed x509 certificate and the
accompanying rsa key. In PEM format. The same cert/key will be distributed
across multiple aggregates.

An openssh key pair can be trivially derived from the private key. Or the
public part can be derived from the certificate. A quick google will show
show.

Initially, you will need to run tmcc directly to get them, using the
geni_certificate and geni_key commands.

reload; be sure to set the status so that the webui changes the node color.

Watch for illegal imagenames when they are based on profile name, and
change them to a legal name based on the profile id.

which affords a bit more flexibility in the link element.

your defs file to avoid a warning.

is just like importing images (by using a url instead of a urn), which
makes sense since image backed datasets are just images with a flag set.

Key differences:

1. You cannot snapshot a new version of the dataset on a cluster it has
   been imported to. The snapshot has to be done where the dataset was
   created initially. This is slightly inconvenient and will perhaps
   confuse users, but it is far less confusing that then datasets getting
   out of sync.

2. No image versioning of datasets. We can add that later if we want to.

builtin tablesorter widget and code from their demo page.

a new descriptor.

we import the actual image file.

1. A trivial change in GeniCM; only look at the first two interfaces in the
   link if it references an external node. We already depend on the fact
   that the first two interfaces are in the same order as the two stitch
   points in the stitching section, so as long as we ignore external nodes
   after the second interface, setting up the virtual state for a lan works
   just peachy.

2. libvtop_test: a bit less trivial, mostly cause of vlan tag pre
   reservation when stitching. When we encapsulate a lan we build another
   lans table entry that is linked. There is no need to do this when the
   encapsulation is vlan, and in fact I had changed links a long time ago
   to not do this, for the exact same reason. Lans are little bit more
   complicated but I think I got it.

Note: Since snmpit runs as the user, we don't rely on root's ssh keys
for Netconf authentication.  The username and password to use can be
encoded in the "community" field in the database (switch_stack_types, or
overridden in switch_stacks):

  <community>[:<user>[:<pass>]]

User/password default to:

  username: snmpit
  password: <community>

This commit fills in all of the snmpit OF API calls for the Comware
module.  Note that Comware doesn't support OF "listener" ports, such as
are available on the Procurve/Provision switches.  Therefore, the
functions related to listener ports return an error.

It is assumed that when "disableOpenflow()" is called, that the caller
also intends to destroy the related OpenFlow instance on the switch.
There is no other call in the snmpit API for explicitly removing OF
instances.

I don't know what I like most about this module, working with Expect or
handling XML namespaces... Includes the basics of the Netconf protocol.
Only tested with HP Netconf-over-ssh (Comware)!

Main interface calls:

$ncobj = snmpit_libNetconf->new($switch, $userpass, $port, $debuglvl)

Create a new Netconf library object, pointed at switch host $switch.
Username with optional password are passed as second argument (delimit
with ':'). $port is port to connect to, and $debuglvl is the debugging
level. Last two arguments are optional.

$ncobj->doGet($filter)

Execute Netconf "Get", with optional Netconf XML filter argument.

$ncobj->doGetConfig($filter, $source)

Get entire switch config, or partial config if $filter is supplied.
$source is which config (running or saved).  Arguments are optional.

$ncobj->doEditConfig($xmlconf, $target, $defop);

Edit the switch's config.  $xmlconf is an XML::LibXML::Node object
containing the XML-encoded configuration update. $target identifies what
to apply it to (running or startup. Defaults to running). $defop is the
default operation (merge, replace, none. Defaults to "merge").  Last two
arguments are optional.

$ncobj->doRPC($cmd, $xmlarg)

Generic RPC dispatcher (Used by the other "do" commands above).  $cmd is
the rpc command to execute. Optional $xmlarg parameter is an
XML:LibXML::Node object that encodes the arguments to $cmd.

>= 2, return lba size info.