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1. Install oml2-apps from source ...
(Template Features)
... r -xf oml2-apps-2.11.0.tar.gz cd oml2-apps-2.11.0/ Install dependencie sudo apt-get install liboml2-dev sudo apt-get install libpopt-dev Configure, make and make install the package ./configure make ma ...
Created on 29 October 2014
2. How to download packages through apt-get install ...
(Useful Guides)
This allows you to install Ubuntu packages on the nodes via a proxy on the AM (or any other machine on the control network). edit /etc/apt/sources.list on the nodes and make sure the entries look like ...
Created on 09 May 2011
3. HELIX
(Current)
... as a Service” and will extend and improve the distributed FIRE installations around Greece (Univ. of Athens, NTUA, Univ. of Patras) led by the University of Thessaly and its widely recognized NITOS network ...
Created on 07 November 2017
4. On the Development of Energy-Efficient Communications for Marine Monitoring Deployments
(Publications)
... interfaces and peripherals, while maintaining a low-power interface active, dedicated to control the rest of the components. Finally, we present the installation of the developed system in the Vida oceanographic ...
Created on 18 September 2017
5. NITOS BikesNet
(Demos)
...  communicate with any available gateway node. Figure 1 illustrates the developed sensing device as well as its installation on a bicycle.   Figure 1: NITOS Sensing Device & its Installation on a Bicycl ...
Created on 19 January 2016
6. FGRE: NITOS testbed Introduction
(FGRE Tutorial - 2014)
... communication technologies. A distributed Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) testbed able to sense and gather environmental measurements from agricultural installations. The deployed facility consists of multiple ...
Created on 03 July 2014
7. iptables save/restore on reboot
(Template Features)
apt-get install iptables-persistent These can be saved in a file with the command iptables-save for IPv4. iptables-save > /etc/iptables/rules.v4 If you would also like to use IPv6 rules, these can be ...
Created on 24 June 2014
8. WiMAX tutorial
(OMF Guides)
... ing with the WiMAX testbed. In order to do so, you can login to your booked nodes with the command: ssh root@node0XX where XX is the number identifier of node reserved. The WiMAX clients installe ...
Created on 17 June 2014
9. LTE OMF AM updates
(LTE)
... sent to the service, by including the specific node ID in the query. The target setup is the following:     We suppose that the system is a x64 Ubuntu Server system.  In order to install the ...
Created on 12 June 2014
10. Integration of IRIS in OMF
(USRP)
  The NITOS  team has developed the appropriate extensions for supporting the IRIS (Implementing Radio in Software) platform with OMF. More information about IRIS platform and guidelines of installing ...
Created on 10 June 2014
11. lterf OMF AM service
(LTE)
NITLab and WINLAB (Rutgers University) have developed the first version of an OMF Aggregate Manager service, ready to be installed at any similar to NITOS testbed, that enables controlling of the ip.access ...
Created on 10 April 2014
12. Pricing Tables
(Publications)
... procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI. Sign Up Top Sirocco Features Powered ...
Created on 12 March 2014
13. WiMAX end-devices
(Wimax)
Apart from the Base Station’s components, NITlab has also acquired several end-devices able to operate as WiMAX clients. This equipment is installed at NITOS testbed, enhancing existing nodes capabilities ...
Created on 06 January 2014
14. LTE end-devices
(LTE)
... Mini PCI-e bus, and therefore can be installed on the NITOS's ICARUS Nodes. They also support a USB 2.0 interface. In order to be able to use the Sierra Wireless MC7700 the Linux drivers/kernels have t ...
Created on 06 January 2014
15. LTE Testbed
(LTE)
... several components. The core units are two LTE Access Points and the SIRRAN’s LTEnet core network.   The installation of the LTE access points took place in UTH premises in cooperation with COSMOTE, ...
Created on 06 January 2014
16. Testbed Deployment
(Wimax)
...  50FHXC-030-50 N RF attenuator from JFW industries was used. In the following figure the Air4G-WL24G Base Station with the attenuators installed is illustrated.   Since the BS acquired is supportin ...
Created on 16 October 2013
17. WiMAX testbed
(Testbed)
The setup NITOS testbed is currently using is a fixed setup (employing no mobility between BSs) that does not require an ASN-GW installation. The overall topology is summarized in the following picture. ...
Created on 16 October 2013
18. NITOS Wireless Sensor Platform
(Hardware)
...  as well as the installation of it on a bicycle.     ...
Created on 03 October 2013
19. Tutorial on using NITOS
(Uncategorised)
...  next section. Using your slice to run OMF experiments There are two ways to use your slice in order to run OMF experiments during your reservation. The first way is to install the OMF Experiment Con ...
Created on 30 August 2013
20. Migration steps from omf 5.3 to omf 5.4
(Latest)
  We have recently switched to OMF 5.4 as our default installation. Meaning that from now on 'omf' command will call omf-5.4 instead of omf-5.3. If a user still wants to use OMF-5.3, he can d ...
Created on 26 September 2012
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