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    Hands-on Workshop on

    Open vSwitch and Software-defined Networking


    Jorge Crichigno
    University of South Carolina

    Western Academy Support and Training Center (WASTC)


    2021 Summer Conference
    June 21 – June 25

    National Science Foundation (NSF), Office of Advanced Cyberinfrastructure (OAC) and


    Advanced Technological Education (ATE)

    1
    Introduction to Team Members

    2
    USC – CI Lab
    • Members

    3
    Workshop Overview

    4
    Workshop Overview
    • The University of South Carolina (USC) has developed custom labs for topics related
    to networks and cybersecurity
    • The topics complement other programs (for example, CCNA)
    • Emphasis on open-source software
     Linux
     Mininet
     Open-source routers
     Open-source Software-defined Networking devices (ONOS controller, SDN switches - OvS)

    5
    Workshop Overview
    • These labs are available for NETLAB+ customers
    • Material is posted in the following webpage:
     http://ce.sc.edu/cyberinfra/workshop_2021_wast_2.html
    • For the workshop, we will use UofSC’s NETLAB system
     URL: https://netlab.cec.sc.edu/
     Username: email used for registration
     Password: wastc2021

    If you registered to the workshop and are not able to access the NETLAB system, please contact Jose
    Gomez in the chat window (or via email at gomezgaj@email.sc.edu)

    6
    Workshop Overview
    • The workshop is from Monday June 21 to Friday June 25
    • Morning 9:00 – 12:00 PDT
     Discussion of topics, labs
    • Afternoon 13:00 – 13:45 PDT
     Office hours

    7
    Agenda
    • Please refer to the workshop’s website:
    http://ce.sc.edu/cyberinfra/workshop_2021_wast_2.html

    8
    USC – Promoting Hands-on
    • The IEEE and ACM are the main societies which guide IT education
    • According to them, the IT curriculum should emphasize “learning IT core concepts
    combined with authentic practice” and “use of professional tools and platforms”
    • The University of South Carolina (USC) – Cyberinfrastructure Lab (CI) promotes
    hands-on education, training, and research
    • URL: http://ce.sc.edu/cyberinfra/

    9
    Virtual Labs
    • USC works closely with the Network Development Group (NDG) (
    www.netdevgroup.com)
    • NDG provides a scalable platform the labs can run on
    • USC’s lab libraries incorporate performance and realism along with NETLAB’s features

    Feature Description
    Performance Virtual labs emulate high-performance systems (e.g., high-speed networks running at 40 Gbps)

    Functional realism Virtual labs have the same functionality as real hardware in a real deployment, and execute the
    same code1
    Traffic realism Devices within the virtual lab environment are capable of generating and receiving real,
    interactive network traffic to and from the Internet 1
    Presentation layer Navigating through an experiment is easy for an inexperience learner

    Topology Easy to create an experiment with any topology, including inter-connecting heterogeneous VMs
    flexibility

    1. N. Handigol, Reproducible Network Experiments Using Container-Based Emulation, CoNEXT’12, Dec. 2012.

    10
    USC – Lab Libraries
    • The learning-by-doing approach is essential in networking; textbooks and lectures are
    not sufficient
    • Insight and appreciation of how technologies operate in practice can only be achieved
    via first-hand experience, hands-on experiments
    • Laboratory experience allows learners to see networking in action, to understand each
    component, and to appreciate details
    • All laboratory experiments include a background reading section before undertaking
    the experiments
    • Then, experiments are described step-by-step

    11
    USC – Lab Libraries
    • List of USC’s lab libraries can be found online:
    http://ce.sc.edu/cyberinfra/cybertraining.html
    • Network Tools and Protocols
    • SDN
    • Introduction to BGP
    • MPLS and Advanced BGP Topics
    • Open vSwitch
    • Introduction to perfSONAR
    • Zeek/Bro Intrusion Detection System

    12

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