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Leigh B Stoller authored
devices with network interfaces. Emulab's spp and bbg nodes are examples, but I did all that by hand inserting sql. An spp node is a shared node with some interfaces. Users can allocate one or more of those interfaces and establish vlans to the interfaces. The node is a "fakenode" in "shared" mode, and everything else falls out. The mapper assigns virtual nodes until all of the interfaces are allocated, snmpit does its work on the interfaces, and the user then does the rest. Anyway, to added a special device: boss> wap addspecialdevice -s -t goober goober1 The -t argument is the name of the node type, created if it does not exists. The last argument is the name of the fakenode to create in the DB. The -s option says the special device is shared. Without -s, the device is allocated exclusively. Then to add interfaces to the device: boss> wap addspecialiface -b 1Gb -s cisco4,100,100 goober1 eth0 The -b option is the speed (either 100Mb or 1Gb). The -s option is the switch side of the interface (switchname,card,port). The last two arguments are the nodename and iface name for the interfaces table. After the interface and wires table entry are added to the DB, snmpit is called to put the switch port into tagged mode (if the node is shared). To skip the snmpit step, add the -t option.
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