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This is the Image of RYU controller and Mininet system,
Download and unzip file
then open OVF file, it will automatically load VM
This is the Image of RYU controller and Mininet system, Wireshark is already installed in it, and two additional text editor is also installed.
user password and sudo password is hemant.
Perquisite requirements
1. VMware Player - Windows/ Linux
2. VMWare Fusion - Mac OS
3. Virtual Box - Mac / Linux / Windows
# Minimum 8GB RAM and 50 GB Storage free
# Internet Connection
$ For running RYU Controller
just open terminal and execute command
- cd /ryu/ryu/app/
- ls
$ Choose which Switch Controller you want to use
# ryu-manager <Switch name>
then on new terminal window
- sudo mn --controller remote
#ENJOY#
Controller VMs for students to learn SDN and Openflow
Pre-installed Open-source SDN/Openflow controller VMs available in VMware, Virtualbox, and Qemu formats. The available controllers are OpenDayLight, ONOS, Ryu, and Mininet.
Mininet is essential, since it creates the openflow switch topologies, but it is possible to run its MiniEdit GUI, to use as a standalone VM.
Ryu/x86 OS is more or less an OS kernel, drivers, and shell for the x86 (386+) architecture. Written mostly in C and assembly, it is targeted at OS enthusiasts who wish to have a simple framework on which to build larger, more functional OSes.