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SDN Operation and integration<\/h3>\n

On this page, you can find useful codes and procedures created by AmLight engineers aiming to help the SDN operation and integration.

<\/i><\/i><\/span>OESS backend for OpenNSA<\/span><\/a><\/h4><\/div>
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Open NSA + OESS Integration<\/p>\n

AmLight links are used to interconnect AMPATH and SouthernLight Academic Exchange Points\/GLIF GOLES. Both AMPATH and SouthernLight support NSI. Nonetheless, with the SDN deployment at AmLight in 2014 the NSI Agent installed on both sites – OpenNSA – had its backend replaced. As there was no solution for NSI+OESS at that time, an OESS backend have been developed to work with OpenNSA.This documentation assumes that you already have OpenNSA installed in your environment, with all topologies and CA certificates in place. If you don’t, please click here.To integrate your OESS installation with your OpenNSA installation follow the steps below:<\/p>\n

UNDER CONSTRUCTION:<\/p>\n

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  1. Download the oess.py<\/a> backend and place it on OPENNSA_FOLDER\/opennsa\/backends\/<\/li>\n
  2. Apply the patch opennsa_oess_patch.patch<\/a> to create the backend on OpenNSA structure<\/li>\n
  3. Follow the OESS configuration guide<\/a> and follow all the steps to create the configuration<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Useful links:<\/p>\n