software requirements

[Francis Dupont]

> SERVER BOX - AFTR/DSLITE/UPNPSERVER/BIND on ubuntu or fedora

=> it can be any kind of Linux at the exception of Redhat or CentOS
which are too painful with their old and buggy kernels and in general
software.

>   |
> CPE: UPNP(SERVER/CLIENT/NAT), + modified from
> conntrack-tool/libnfnetlink-conntrack something to control nat range +
> modified kernel - on x86 laptop with dual nics (to start with), router
> when possible

=> modified kernel?

>   |
> CLIENT1 CLIENT2 (uppnp client modified bittorrent + something simpler? ssh?)
> the clients can be any OS so far as I know.

=> personally I use ssh (mainly because I have a real usage of it).
For bittorent we have the modified transmission (with PCP support)
and the standard one (using the IWF in the CPE).

>          |
> BIG SCREEN

=> you mean VGA from clients? When I talked about big screen I thought
a PC with a big screen (I have an iMac) with a lot of virtual machines
(I use VMware Workstation, BTW on the last version there is a remote
VM feature, unfortunately not yet available over IPv6).

> The actual content of the demo was not successfully discussed. My open
> question was what to show
> an audience that showed the process(es) working. Another way to
> structure the above layout is
> two pieces of cpe, with different port ranges assigned, talking to one
> client each, and then to show
> the nat table being different on the two devices as connects are made
> and torn down.

=> two CPE is a good idea but it requires an extra switch (I have a
very small one, 5xGE).

Regards

Francis Dupont <fdupont at isc.org>