Hi Eric,
Welcome to the OOR community. First of all I would like to inform you
that the LISPmob project has been renamed to OpenOverlayRouter
<http://openoverlayrouter.org/> and LISPmob code has been discontinued.
It will be better if you start to work with the new code that you can
find here <https://github.com/OpenOverlayRouter/oor>.
Unfortunately, there is no documentation of the code apart from the code
itself. If you have any doubt, fell free to ask in devel mailing list
and we will try to help you.
Depending on your requirements, you will need to join to lisp-beta
network. If you have a local testbed without interoperability with other
LISP sites or internet, then you don't need to join lisp-beta,
otherwise, have a look here.
To get started, I recommend you to have a look on the README file, there
you will find how to configure your device as a mobile node. If your
mobile node is behind NAT traversal, you should know that this feature
is experimental and has some limitations. NAT traversal requires a use
of an element called RTR. In that case you will probably need to use
lisp-beta (except if you have a cisco box with RTR support).
I don't know which type of experiments you want to do but the easiest
ones are to use a device with two interfaces and turn them up and down.
Good luck with your study
Best regards
Albert
On 09/01/17 17:13, Eric Fafolahan wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on ID/Locator Split protocol and want to use the Lispmob
software for simulations. Is there any complete documentation
available for the source code to more understand the implementation
and how to modify it ?
Do i need to join the lisp-beta network in order to simulate mobility
with LISP-MN protocol ? Could you please give me any guidance on
setting up LISP-MN and handover simulation with LISP-MN using Lispmob ?
Best Regards,
Eric
