'iproute2' and 'make' packages are required. You can install them from your command line terminal by issuing
apt-get install iproute2 makeThis configuration allows to deploy OpenSAND with an IP configuration. No VLAN are present in this configuration, and no QoS can be done in this case. Ethernet frames on OpenSAND are default IPv4 frames (Ethertype = 0x0800).
We assume the configuration we want is the following. It represents the default configuration of the Makefiles. The parameters can be changed in each Makefile to be adapted to the topology.
All the files in each subfolder (GW, SAT, ST, GW_WS, ST_WS) have to be copied to the corresponding machine.
Once this is done, you have to run Makefiles as root from your command line terminal. Makefiles for WS can be done at any moment, but for OpenSAND entities this order in mandatory: SAT, GW, ST.
The Makefile useful targets are:
make network: configure the networkmake run: configure the network and launch opensand agent (does not exist on WS)make stop: stop opensand agent (does not exist on WS)make clean: remove all changes made by network target, and clean network configurationmake: execute clean, network and run
To test the good behavior, with the example topology we chose, we can ping WS_ST from WS_GW:
ping 192.168.2.2The ping should receive response, with a delay of around 500ms.
The ping must also pass between GW and ST directly, still with 500ms delay. For example on GW:
ping 192.168.63.15