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We also noticed that you had requested office hours with the Measurement Framework Team. Would you still like to keep that appointment time ? If so I can send you the details for the meeting.
Hello Shaun,
Could you please point us to the notebook/experiment about this setup? Its possible you are looking at an older version.
PTP setup had been moved out into its own report and independent install. MFLIB calls this same PTP install during its setup and so does OWL. OWL code has also been moved into its own repo.
https://github.com/Fabric-testbed/ptp
https://github.com/Fabric-testbed/owl
Dear Experimenters,
The power maintenance at the hosting datacenter and FABRIC-MASS is completed and the rack is now available for use. All existing slices/VMs have been recovered. Thank you for your patience.
You have installed a GUI based session I the VM, and that may be slow in bringing up all the daemons. There are no issues in the Control Framework or the VM setup as I can see from the logs.
The node is up and running fine. Can you provide a screenshot or a verbose output of the failed ssh.
We just found out that the FABRIC Dataplane connections at INDI are down due to a fiber cut at the site.
Hi,
I looked at logs on one of the failed nodes and found that the last command before the node failed was
“sudo /usr/sbin/ldconfig /home/ubuntu/openssl/build/lib64/”
This command results in the breaking of the sshd daemon running on the machine, thus causing you to loose your ssh connection. A reboot would fix the ssh because the library you built is not loaded.
Thank you for the feedback. We truly appreciate your input. We will work on updating these images and let you know.
Yes i understand that. But as i mentioned in my post https://learn.fabric-testbed.net/forums/topic/kali-machine-failing-on-post_boot_config/#post-8105 . You will have to do those modifications to get it to work.
Hello Nirmala,
I believe you missed providing some details regarding the above setup. Guessing from the output you pasted above I think you are trying to install frr using instructions from https://deb.frrouting.org/ . The error you posted above is because that package does not have a release for Kali Linux. All the repos point to Debian or Ubuntu. When you run teh setup commands mentioned on the FRR webpage , it creates a apt repo file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/frr.list. The name of the OS in that file is shown as “kali-rolling” .
I am guessing Kali Linux is based off debian 12 (bookworm) . So if you replace the word kali-rolling with bookworm, you apt commands to install the packages should work.
