Can't use the openflow-loadbalancer-kvm rspec

[Adrian Lara]

Dear all,

1) Thanks for another great GEC meeting!

2) I was trying re-do the lab on LabWiki + OpenFlow/Load balancing we did in Atlanta a couple of days ago. According to the instructions, we're supposed to use the following rspec: http://emmy9.casa.umass.edu/GEC-19/openflow-loadbalancer-kvm.rspec but when I import from clipboard, Flack says: The document was either not XML or is not formatted correctly! If I import from web, I see a similar error. I'm using the same slice that was assigned to me during the tutorial: GEC19/oflb03.

Thanks!

Adrian

[Adrian Lara]

Forgot to add: my portal username is adrianla.

Thanks,

Adrian

[Divyashri Bhat]

Hi Adrian,

Glad you enjoyed the GEC. 

I just tried to reproduce the problem you are having with the RSpec. Just as you saw, when I tried,

1. Import from Clipboard

2. Import from Web

I saw the same error you did, (an error with the formatting).

However, when I save the RSpec http://emmy9.casa.umass.edu/GEC-19/openflow-loadbalancer-kvm.rspec to my system and then use the option, Import from file, I was successful in loading the RSpec.

Alternatively you could also try Add resources to your slice from the Portal and select the RSpec "GEC19LoadBal" from the drop down list of RSpecs.

Hope that helps,

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Divyashri Bhat

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University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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[Adrian Lara]

Dear Divyashri,

Thanks a lot for your suggestion, that worked.

Adrian