Test ISIS simulator for NetRecon

• Intitialize VMS.

Initial configuration will provision interfaces and tunnels

vagrant up

• Stop an instance

vagrant halt dc1

• Start an instance of dc1

vagrant up dc1

• Reprovision dc1

vagrant provision dc1

The quagga service is not started by default.. To start all quagga instances you can execute:

./start.sh

Configuring the NetRecon Agent.

The agent can live on another VM and particpate as long as it has an interface bound to "192.168.200.0/24. This is the interface that will recieve all of the frames that the VNF is peering with.

Network Diagram

Quagga is bound to a GRETAP tunnel interface one for each dc i.e. Tunnel1->DC1, Tunnel2->DC2. These tunnel interfaces are enslaved to an internal bridge called br1. Packets entering the bridge are mirrored over to the agent via Traffic Control.

+-------------------+                     +-------+
|                   +----------+  +-------+       |
|  +-------------+  |          |  |       |  dc1  |
|  |             |  |       xxx+xx+x      |       |
|  |  Quagga     |  |      xx      xxx    +-------+
|  |             |  |      x         xxx
|  +-------------+  |      x 192.168.100
|  +-------------+  |      xx          x  +-------+
|  |             |  |       xxxxxxxxxxxx  |       |
|  |    br1      |  |             +-------+  dc2  |
|  +-------------+  |                     |       |
+---------+---------+                     +-------+
          |
     xxxxx+xxxxxx
    xx          xxxxxx
    xx 192.168.200   xx
     xxx              x
       xxx        xxxxx
           xx+xxxx
             |          +--------------+
             |          |              |
             |          |              |
             +----------+    Agent     |
                        |              |
                        |              |
                        +--------------+