I'll be back tomorrow -Lori (from a LISP-MN phone)
On August 18, 2014 1:06:13 PM CEST, MUSAB MUHAMMAD <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi Alberto, > >Thanks for the reply. How soon do you think he will be back? I have a >paper submission deadline for 24th of August and wanted to run some >tests on the LISP MN protocol to include it in my analysis, the sooner >I can get it working the better. > >Regards, > >Musab Isah > >Research Student, >School of Computing and Communications, >D29, InfoLab21 >Lancaster University > > >On Monday, August 18, 2014 10:45 AM, Alberto Rodriguez-Natal ><[email protected]> wrote: > > > >Hi Musab, > >Thank you for the details. As you said, Lori is away rigth now but he >should be back soon. He will then re-allocate your EID ASAP. If that >doesn't work please come back to us and we'll try to find out what's >happening. > >Thanks, >Alberto > > > > >On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 5:51 PM, MUSAB MUHAMMAD <[email protected]> >wrote: > >Hi Alberto, >> >> >>Actually before even the handover I don't have any communication going >on most of the times. My node will have connectivity but as soon as >LISP daemon is started, no communication is possible afterwards (no >pings, no browsing, nothing). Now even the few times that we get the >connectivity a simple horizontal handover means losing connectivity and >coming back to the previous network will not solve the problem. In >simple terms, LISP is not really working for me on IPv6 network and >hopefully we can continue the troubleshooting from where we stop with >Lori. And by the way, I have installed the latest release of the >protocol. >> >> >>I have no problem communicating with other LISP-based nodes, as I was >able to ping an EID provided by Lori, but communicating with non-LISP >systems seems to be the problem we have. I tried all the available >petr/pitr in the example conf file but to no success. Lori was to add >my EID in one of the tunnel routers to see if that makes communication >possible but he, obviously, went on leave before doing that. >> >> >>Regards, >> >>Musab Isah >> >>Research Student, >>School of Computing and Communications, >>D29, InfoLab21 >>Lancaster University >> >> >> >>On Wednesday, August 13, 2014 3:15 PM, Alberto Rodriguez-Natal ><[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> >>Hi Musab, >> >>Sorry for the late reply, the LISPmob team is currently on vacation, >so expect some delay on our responses. >> >>Could you please let us know which kind of handover did you try to >attempt? A simple switch of wireless access point using the same wlan >interface (horizontal handover) or an inter-technology movement from, >for instance, a wifi interface to a 3g interface (vertical handover)? >> >>Thanks, >>Alberto >> >> >> >> >>On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 2:06 PM, MUSAB MUHAMMAD <[email protected]> >wrote: >> >>Hi all, >>> >>> >>>I have set up LISP MN on a native IPv6 network and have all >configurations (hopefully) correctly set up. My mobile node only seems >to have Internet connection when the lispd is started, but disconnect >from network once a handover is attempted. Even the connection at the >start of the lisp daemon is not guaranteed as more often than not, no >communication is achieved once the daemon starts. I tried with all the >available petr/pitr on the lispd.conf.example file but to no avail. >>> >>> >>>I have a perfectly working network, until the lisp daemon is started >and my conclusion is that there is a problem with LISP overlay network >itself. Is there anyone here please, that has LISP MN working on a >native IPv6 network? I'll be glad, if there is, to please share your >experience with me. >>> >>> >>> >>>I attached my configuration and log files, hopefully someone can >direct me of what to do next or discover any problem with my >connectivity. >>> >>> >>>Regards, >>> >>>Musab Isah >>> >>>Research Student, >>>School of Computing and Communications, >>>D29, InfoLab21 >>>Lancaster University >> >> >>
