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Setting an Optical Network on COSMOS Test-bed

This wiki page contains the tutorial of setting up an optical network on the COSMOS Test-bed.

Authors:

Zehao Wang, Duke University <zehao.w[at]duke.edu>
Tingjun Chen, Duke University <tingjun.chen[at]duke.edu>

Description

Cosmos test-bed provides a possibility to create and use optical networks of various topologies. An example of how an optical network could be configured and used is provided. A simple experiment on switching of optical paths is described.

Compute Nodes and ToR switch interfaces used

Interfaces on sw-da-co1:

Eth 1/1/1:1 (vlan 1066) srv1-co1 data1
Eth 1/1/66  (vlan 1066) 10g dwdm tunable (Calient 5.7.3)

Interfaces on sw-da-lg1:

Eth 1/1/1:1 (vlan 1033) srv1-lg1 data1
Eth 1/1/1:2 (vlan 1034) srv2-lg1 data1
Eth 1/1/33  (vlan 1033) 10g dwdm tunable (Calient 5.7.5)
Eth 1/1/34  (vlan 1034) 10g dwdm tunable (Calient 5.7.6)

Experiment_1 Context

Figure 1. Topology setup of the experiment.

Experiment consists in changing the light path from ToR1←→ToR2 to ToR1←→ToR3, representing changing of the light path in C-RAN when “Client” wants to move its base-band processing from “Edge Cloud” to “Central Cloud”.

Experiment includes 3 servers:

srv1-lg1.bed.cosmos-lab.org
srv2-lg1.bed.cosmos-lab.org
srv3-lg1.bed.cosmos-lab.org

Experiment includes 4 ROADMs:

roadm1-co1.cosmos-lab.org (10.104.1.1)
roadm2-co1.cosmos-lab.org (10.104.1.2)
roadm3-co1.cosmos-lab.org (10.104.1.3)
roadm4-co1.cosmos-lab.org (10.104.1.4)

3 interfaces are connected to these servers from data1 pool of ToR interfaces:

twentyFiveGigE 1/1/1 <--> srv1-lg1.bed.cosmos-lab.org
twentyFiveGigE 1/1/2 <--> srv2-lg1.bed.cosmos-lab.org
twentyFiveGigE 1/1/3<--> srv3-lg1.bed.cosmos-lab.org

3 interfaces and 3 transceivers are associated with them in vlans:

vlan 121: twentyFiveGigE 1/1/1 ; tengigabitethernet 1/32/1;
vlan 122: twentyFiveGigE 1/1/2;  tengigabitethernet 1/29/1;
vlan 123: twentyFiveGigE 1/1/2;  tengigabitethernet 1/31/1;

We are assigning next wavelengths to tengigabitethernet:

1553,30 nm 193,00 with bandwidth ~[192.95;193.05] Thz

Setting Up Optical Topology

Setting up an optical topology consists in connecting ROADMs accordingly to the needs of experiment. ROADMs need to be connected correctly to each other and to ToR switch. All interconnections are realized by Calient S320 Switch.

Fig.2 Physical Optical Interconnections.

Calient Switch S320 has ports physically connected to ROADMs, ToR, Prof. Zussman’s lab and 3 loopback connections. All ports are designated in the Fig.2 Physical Optical Interconnections.

In order to support the Experiment_1 logical connections and to realize emulate real distance between Edge Cloud an Central Cloud, one could choose to pass the optical signal through the loop of 22 km passing by 32 Avenue of the Americas, NYC; and organize Client port Connections as Next:

For the comb source:

ID	Ports Connection	Devices Connection	Comment
1	5.8.5→1.1.1	comb_source_1 to ROADM1-CO1.port_1	Forming background traffic into ROADM1-CO1 add port 1
2	5.8.8→1.4.1	comb_source_2 to ROADM2-CO1.port_1	Forming background traffic into ROADM2-CO1 add port 1
4	5.7.3↔1.1.1	transceiver_3 with ROADM1-CO1.port_2	Connecting transceiver3 with ROADM1-CO1 add/drop port 1
5	1.1.8→5.5.1	ROADM1-CO1.line_port to fiber_spool_1	Connecting ROADM1-CO1 line out to the 10 km fiber spool
6	5.5.2→1.1.8	fiber_spool_2 to ROADM1-CO1.line_port	Connecting the 10 km fiber spool to ROADM1-CO1 line in
7	5.5.1→1.4.8	fiber_spool_1 to ROADM1-LG1.line_port	Connecting the 10 km fiber spool to ROADM1-LG1 line in
8	1.4.8→5.5.2	ROADM1-LG1.line_port to fiber_spool_2	Connecting ROADM1-LG1 line out to the 10 km fiber spool
9	2.1.8→4.6.1	ROADM2-LG1.line_port to dark_fiber_1	Connecting ROADM2-LG1 line out to the 34 km dark fiber
10	4.6.2→2.1.8	dark_fiber_2 to ROADM2-LG1.line_port	Connecting the 34 km dark fiber to ROADM2-LG1 line in
11	4.6.1→2.4.8	dark_fiber_1 to ROADM2-CO1.line_port	Connecting the 34 km dark fiber to ROADM2-CO1 line in
12	2.4.8→4.6.2	ROADM2-CO1.line_port to dark_fiber_2	Connecting ROADM2-CO1 line out to the 34 km dark fiber

For the short route:

ID	Ports Connection		Devices Connection		Comment
1	2.4.1↔5.7.5		ROADM1-LG1.port_2 with transceiver_5		Connecting ROADM1-LG1 add/drop port 2 to transceiver5 to emulate the connection to the edge cloud

For the long route:

ID	Ports Connection		Devices Connection		Comment
1	2.4.1↔5.7.6		ROADM2-CO1.port_2 with transceiver_6		Connecting ROADM2-CO1 add/drop port 2 to transceiver6 to emulate the connection to the center cloud

ROADMs Configuration

All of these configurations can be performed by Python scripts developed to work with the COSMOS test-bed. The Python commands send NETCONF commands to the ROADM.

Setting “Snake” Connection

Correct ROADM operation requires Line In port of a ROADM to always receive a light. That is why there is a dedicated transceiver (tengigabitethernet 1/33 on ToR) that sends light through all ROADMs by passing through loop-back connection on Calient S320 (port 5.5.1) and redirecting back, so the light is received on the same transceiver. This kind of connection is called “Snake”.

In order maintain this “Snake” for “Experiment_1” next connections form Table 1 must be in place: 1,3,5,6,8,9.

tengigabitethernet 1/33/1 on ToR configuration

Snake Interface (to passe through all ROADMs in loop): 60 (DWDM Channel C60) 1529,55 nm 196,00 Thz with frequency range [195.95,196.05] Thz

MUX/DEMUX configuration

ROADM 4:

DEMUX IN/OUT port: 5101/5204 MUX IN/OUT port: 4104/4201

ROADM 1:

DEMUX IN/OUT port: 5101/5201 MUX IN/OUT port: 4101/4201

ROADM 2:

DEMUX IN/OUT port: 5101/5201 MUX IN/OUT port: 4101/4201

ROADM 3:

DEMUX IN/OUT port: 5101/5204 MUX IN/OUT port: 4104/4201

ALS Disable Sequence (for 60 seconds)

ROADM 4 booster,
ROADM 2 booster,
ROADM 3 booster,
ROADM 1 booster,

Setting “Experiment_1” Connections

Configuring ToR1↔ToR2 Connection 1

ROADM 4:

Enable MUX port 4102 “From ToR 1”
Add Connection “Exp1-FromTor1” with Input/ Output Port 4102/4201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05] (python add_connection.py 10.104.1.4 1 10 in-service false 4102 4201 192950 193050 5 Exp1-FromTor1)
Enable DEMUX port 5202 “Towards ToR 1”
Add Connection “Exp1-TorwardTor1” with I/O Port 5101/5202 (python add_connection.py 10.104.1.4 2 10 in-service false 5101 5202 192950 193050 5 Exp1-TorwardTor1)

ROADM 1:

Enable MUX port 4102 “From ToR 2”
Add Connection “From ToR 2” with I/O Port 4102/4201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]
Enable DEMUX port 5202 “Towards ToR 2”
Add Connection “Towards ToR 2” with I/O Port 5101/5202

Configuting ToR1↔ToR3 Connection 2

ROADM 4 (Same As For Connection 1):

Enable MUX port 4102 “From ToR 1”
Add Connection “From ToR 1” with I/O Port 4102/4201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]
Enable DEMUX port 5202 “Towards ToR 1”
Add Connection “Towards ToR 1” with I/O Port 5101/5202 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]

ROADM 1 <Not Same!>:

Enable MUX port 4101 “Through Port” (enabled for Snake)
Add Connection “Through In” with I/O Port 4101/4201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]
Enable DEMUX port 5201 “Through Port” (enabled for Snake)
Add Connection “Through Out” with I/O Port 5101/5201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]

ROADM 2 (Same As For ROADM1):

Enable MUX port 4101 “Through Port” (enabled for Snake)
Add Connection “Through In” with I/O Port 4101/4201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]
Enable DEMUX port 5201 “Through Port” (enabled for Snake)
Add Connection “Through Out” with I/O Port 5101/5201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]

ROADM 3 (Same As For ROADM4):

Enable MUX port 4102 “From ToR 3”
Add Connection “From ToR 3” with I/O Port 4102/4201 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]
Enable DEMUX port 5202 “Towards ToR 3”
Add Connection “Towards ToR 3” with I/O Port 5101/5202 with bandwidth [192.95;193.05]

Network Interfaces Configuration for Experiment_1

Setting Up ToR switch with 3 logical ToR switches

Preparing the interfaces to be set as VLAN switch ports:

sw-tor-lg1#configure
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface twentyFiveGigE 1/1/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/1)#switchport
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/1)#no shutdown
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/1)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface twentyFiveGigE 1/1/2
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/2)#switchport
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/2)#no shutdown
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/2)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface twentyFiveGigE 1/1/3
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/3)#switchport
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/3)#no shutdown
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-tf-1/1/3)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface tengigabitethernet 1/31/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/31/1)#switchport
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/31/1)#no shutdown
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/31/1)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface tengigabitethernet 1/29/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/29/1)#switchport
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/29/1)#no shutdown
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/29/1)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface tengigabitethernet 1/32/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/32/1)#switchport
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/32/1)#no shutdown
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/32/1)#exit

Assigning interfaces to VLANs

sw-tor-lg1#configure
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface vlan 121
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-121)#untagged twentyFiveGigE 1/1/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-121)#untagged tengigabitethernet 1/32/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-121)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface vlan 122
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-122)#untagged twentyFiveGigE 1/1/2
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-122)#untagged tengigabitethernet 1/29/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-122)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface vlan 123
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-123)#untagged twentyFiveGigE 1/1/3
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-123)#untagged tengigabitethernet 1/31/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-vl-123)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#exit

Assigning a wavelength to transceivers:

sw-tor-lg1#configure
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface tengigabitethernet 1/32/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/32/1)#wavelength 1553.3
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/32/1)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface tengigabitethernet 1/29/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/29/1)#wavelength 1553.3
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/29/1)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#interface tengigabitethernet 1/32/1
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/32/1)#wavelength 1553.3
sw-tor-lg1(conf-if-te-1/32/1)#exit
sw-tor-lg1(conf)#exit

Verify VLANs:

sw-tor-lg1#show vlan

Codes: * - Default VLAN, G - GVRP VLANs, R - Remote Port Mirroring VLANs, P - Primary, C - Community, I - Isolated
       O - Openflow, Vx - Vxlan
Q: U - Untagged, T - Tagged
   x - Dot1x untagged, X - Dot1x tagged
   o - OpenFlow untagged, O - OpenFlow tagged
   G - GVRP tagged, M - Vlan-stack
   i - Internal untagged, I - Internal tagged, v - VLT untagged, V - VLT tagged

    NUM    Status    Description                     Q Ports
    121    Active                                    U Te 1/32/1
                                                     U Tf 1/1/1
    122    Active                                    U Te 1/29/1
                                                     U Tf 1/1/2
    123    Active                                    U Te 1/31/1
                                                     U Tf 1/1/3

Configuring Compute Nodes (Servers srv1..3-lg1)

Install net-tools:

sudo apt install net-tools

Configure interfaces eo1 and assign IP addresses:

native@srv1-lg1:~$ sudo ifconfig eno1 192.168.1.1 netmask 255.255.255.0
native@srv2-lg1:~$ sudo ifconfig eno1 192.168.1.2 netmask 255.255.255.0
native@srv3-lg1:~$ sudo ifconfig eno1 192.168.1.3 netmask 255.255.255.0

Perform Experiment_1

Establish Connection ToR1↔ToR2.
Try Ping from Srv1 to Srv2:

native@srv1-lg1:~$ ping 192.168.1.3
PING 192.168.1.3 (192.168.1.3) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from 192.168.1.3: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.460 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.1.3: icmp_seq=2 ttl=64 time=0.423 ms

Establish Connection ToR1↔ToR2.
Try Ping from Srv1 to Srv3.

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