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Set-up Part 1 (does not include details about NFaaS):
Two set-ups will be created:
- ON.Lab Set-up
- AT&T Foundry, Atlanta set-up
| Number | Description | Comments | ON.Lab Set-up Status | AT&T Foundry, Atlanta set-up Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Residential gateway (OpenWRT) | Ali will procure devices, load software and provide these for ON.Lab and AT&T set-up | ||
| 2 | ONT | Can AT&T provide this for ON.Lab and AT&T set-up? | ||
| 3 | PMC Sierra chip | AT&T will need to provide for ON.Lab and AT&T set-up | ||
| 4 | vOLT software | AT&T Foundry, Atlanta has a vOLT software that could be used for ON.Lab and AT&T | ||
| 5 | ONOS | ON.Lab and AT&T will set-up their own ONOS instances. Ali/ON.Lab will help AT&T as needed. | ||
| 6 | vOLT app ( for interfacing with RADIUS etc) | A similar app exists at AT&T Foundry, Palo ( written for RYU controller). Needs to be evaluated to see if it can be ported and used for this demo. | ||
| 7 | Radius software + schema | AT&T will provide details of what RADIUS schema they use as well as details on RADIUS software used. | ||
| 8 | Fabric (simplistic version) - controlled by a separate ONOS instance (not shown in the diagram) | Simple version of fabric demo. Will have its separate ONOS for control. |