DYNES-Deployments

[Malathi Veeraraghavan <>]

On 9/4/2012 12:00 PM, Shawn McKee wrote:
> Is there a way your research can utilize the capability DYNES 
> provides, rather than trying to directly take-over the end-servers? 
>  Can you benefit from point-to-point reservations and utilize them 
> from a higher-level set of services?

Shawn,
    Nicely put. So how do you use DYNES to create point-to-point 
circuits w/o user access
on both end hosts? My understanding of DYNES, ala our old CHEETAH 
project, is that
we create end-to-end circuits between two computers (passing through 
DYNES regional RENS and Internet2 ION),
and then move data with FDT or run wide-area file systems or other apps 
between those two hosts on the newly
created circuit. Are there ways to do this without login access on DYNES 
hosts at other sites (by just making the
circuit go switch-to-switch - partial circuits mixed with IP-routed 
segments)?

Or are you connecting other hosts to the DYNES end-site switch and have 
login access on other hosts at a remote DYNES end site?

Shawn, I am very curious to hear how you are using DYNES.

Can we share information on the experiments we are running on DYNES?

Jason: is it possible to support a wiki on the DYNES web site allowing 
us to post information about
our DYNES experiments? Maybe useful to all.

Thanks
MV


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