Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of T1T2

Timestamp:

Jul 24, 2012 12:21:31 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

sunshine

Comment:

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T1T2

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 == Who Is Eligible to Run Risky Experiments? ==
 
-To be able to create and run risky experiments you must first request permission from testbed-ops@isi.deterlab.net. Email us with your project name, a description of your experiment and its risk. We may need to exchange a few emails with you before granting permission to use this feature. Attempts to create risky experiments without approval of DETER staff will fail.
+To be able to create and run risky experiments you must first request permission from DeterLab. Please file a ticket with your project name, a description of your experiment and its risk. We may need to exchange a few emails with you before granting permission to use this feature. Attempts to create risky experiments without approval of DETER staff will fail.
 
 == Specifying Risk and Connectivity Options ==
 
 This section explains how to specify risk and connectivity options and what effect this will have on your experiment.
-''Note: Many containment strategies require automated modification of the experiment's NS file. We can currently only parse "simple" NS files, i.e. those that specify each node's features separately rather than using "foreach" option. We expect to extend our parsing ability in near future. Here is a sample file we can parse, and here is the same file in a version we cannot parse yet.''
+''Note: Many containment strategies require automated modification of the experiment's NS file. We can currently only parse "simple" NS files, i.e. those that specify each node's features separately rather than using "foreach" option. We expect to extend our parsing ability in near future. [attachment:parsable.ns] is a sample file we can parse, and [attachment:unparsable.ns] is the same file in a version we cannot parse yet.''
 
 ''Further, it is unclear yet how containment works with NS options such as traffic generation via NS file, use of templates, use of Planetlab nodes, etc.''