-- PatrickMcGuigan - 12 Jul 2007

Script started on Wed Jul 11 20:05:45 2007
root@0[~]# cd /usr/local/bin
root@0[bin]# cp /UNIONFS/media/sdb1/NEW/customize.NPtools ./
cp: overwrite `./customize.NPtools'? y
root@0[bin]# cp /UNIONFS/media/sdb1/NEW/create-staticIP.sh ./
cp: overwrite `./create-staticIP.sh'? y
root@0[bin]# cp /UNIONFS/media/sdb1/NEW/create-npad.sh ./
cp: overwrite `./create-npad.sh'? y
root@0[bin]# cp /UNIONFS/media/sdb1/NEW/create-owampd.sh ./
cp: overwrite `./create-owampd.sh'? y
root@0[bin]# cp /UNIONFS/media/sdb1/NEW/c                                                                                                                   
create-npad.sh      create-staticIP.sh  
create-owampd.sh    customize.NPtools   
root@0[bin]#                             
root@0[bin]# ./customize.NPtools 
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
1
Configuring system drive(s) to support customized tools.
Configure Internal Harddrive 'sda1' to hold NPToolkit customization files? [y] - n
Configure External USB drive 'sdb1' to hold NPToolkit customization files? [y] - y
done.
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
7
Welcome to the NPToolkit server Static IP configuration program.  This
program will prompt you for the necessary information for your site.

Use Static IP addresses or DHCP [static] :
Enter your IP address [192.168.1.99]  : 129.107.255.9 
Enter your Netmask value [255.255.255.0]  : 
Enter your gateway's IP address [192.168.1.1]  : 129.107.255.251
Enter the network interface identifer [eth0]  : 
Enter your nameserver's IP address (3 max, blank line to exit early)  : 
Static IP customization files are being saved to 'sdb1'
Do you want to start this interface? [Yes] :
Information: Static IP customization file found on 'sdb1' drive.
Information: Restored StaticIP data from 'sdb1' drive.
Starting Static IP Services: .
/bin/rm: cannot remove `/tmp/customize.staticIP': No such file or directory
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
2
BWCTL server configuration program.  
echo 
echo Manual configuration is currently required. Please edit the
echo /usr/local/etc/bwctld.conf and /usr/local/etc/bwctld.limits files
echo to create custom versions for your site.
echo 
echo See http://e2epi.internet2.edu/bwctl for more details.
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
3
Welcome to the NDT server configuration program.  This
program will create a custom tcpbw100.html file for your site.

Enter your site name [Internet2]  : UTA-SWT2
Enter your site's location [Ann Arbor - MI]  : Fort Worth - TX
Server connection info, enter 1 for 100 Mbps, 2 for 1 Gbps, 3 for 10 Gbps [2]  : 2

Information for email trouble reporting
Enter email userid [rcarlson]  : swt2ops
Enter email domain name [internet2.edu]  : hepmail.uta.edu
Enter default subject line [Trouble report from NPtoolkit-v1.8]  : 
The base web page 'tcpbw100.html' has now been created.  You
must move this file into the ndt_DATA directory [/usr/local/ndt]
created during the 'make' process.
Do you want to install this file now? [yes]  : 
Enter location [/usr/local/ndt]  : 
NDT customization file being saved to 'sdb1'
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
4
NPAD server configuration program.  

/usr/local/npad-1.3 /usr/local/bin

Importing existing config.xml.

---------------------------------------------------------------
| For each configuration value, you will see brief help       |
| followed by a prompt. Default values are in brackets on     |
| the prompt line.  To accept default values, press Enter.    |
---------------------------------------------------------------



The directory to install the diagnostic server,
including binaries, libraries, and configuration files.
It is recommended to use the default value.

Exec dir [/usr/local/npad-dist]: 


The directory to install web pieces, such as the tester
page and the Java and C clients.  If you are running the
built-in web server (recommended), the default value
should work.  Otherwise you will need to point to a
directory accessible by your web server.

Web dir [/usr/local/npad-dist/www]: 


The user as which the server will run.  We recommend using
a relatively unprivileged user.  If you specify a user
that doesn't exist, 'make install' will create it.

User [npad]: 


The group as which the server will run. We recommend using
a relatively unprivileged group.  If you specify a group
that doesn't exist, 'make install' will create it.

Group [npad]: 


The port that the control channel listens on.  It should be
safe to leave this alone unless you must work within
firewall restrictions, or unless another service is
using this port.

Control port [8100]: 


The bottom of the ephemeral port range used for test
connections.

Port range min [8002]: 


The top of the ephemeral port range used for test
connections.

Port range max [8020]: 


This package comes with a small python-based web server.
If you would like to use the server, enter "yes".
Otherwise you will need to have installed and set
up another web server such as Apache.

Use built-in web server [yes]: 


The port number used by the built-in web server

Built-in web server port [8200]: 


This name should should complete "NPAD server located at ...", and
will be used as the title for your server, as it appears on the
tester page.  You must supply a value.

Site (organization) name [Internet2 Knoppix-based NPAD Server]: UTA-SWT2


The geographical location of your server, probably a city name.
Since pathdiag works best over short distances, this information
will be included on the tester page so users can tell how close
they are to the server.  You must supply a value.

Site location [Please customize]: Fort Worth


The (optional) name of the contact for your site.
This is probably you or the network support team.

Site contact name [RACarlson]: PMcGuigan


This is the (optional) email address for your site contact.

Site contact email [rcarlson@internet2.edu]: swt2ops@hepmail.uta.edu

Configuration complete.  You're now ready to 'make'.

make[1]: Entering directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/diag_server'
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/diag_server'
make[1]: Entering directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/pathdiag'
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/pathdiag'
make[1]: Entering directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/diag_server'
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/diag_server'
make[1]: Entering directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/pathdiag'
make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'.
make[1]: Leaving directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/pathdiag'

Group npad already exists.  Will not create.

User npad already exists.  Will not create.

Installing...

rm -f /usr/local/npad-dist/config.xml /usr/local/npad-dist/template_diag_form.html
cp config.xml template_diag_form.html /usr/local/npad-dist/
make[1]: Entering directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3'
make[2]: Entering directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/diag_server'
cp *.py /usr/local/npad-dist
cp DiagClient.jar diag-client.c /usr/local/npad-dist/www
make[2]: Leaving directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/diag_server'
make[2]: Entering directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/pathdiag'
cp pathdiag.py* pathtools.py* prettyhtml.py* pathlib.py* _pathlib.so mkdatasummary.py *.fmt /usr/local/npad-dist
cp boxes.css help.html /usr/local/npad-dist/www/ServerData

Regenerating report summary...  Done.

make[2]: Leaving directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3/pathdiag'
make[1]: Leaving directory `/UNIONFS/usr/local/npad-1.3'
chown -R npad.npad "/usr/local/npad-dist/www/ServerData"
/usr/local/bin
/usr/local/npad-dist/www /usr/local/bin
NPAD customization files are being saved to 'sdb1'
/usr/local/bin
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
5
NTP server configuration program.  

Manual configuration is currently required.  Please edit the
/etc/ntpd.conf file to create custom versinos.
create custom version for your site.
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
6
OWAMP server configuration program. 

Manual configuration is currently required.  Please edit the
/usr/local/etc/owampd.conf and /usr/local/etc/owampd.limits files
to create custom versions for your site.

See http://e2epi.internet2.edu/owamp for more details.
Internet2 Network Performance Tool Customization script
    Tools listed in RED need to be customized
        1. Setup Drive(s) to hold customization files
        2. bwctl
        3. ndt
        4. npad
        5. ntp
        6. owamp
        7. staticIP
        0. exit
0
root@0[bin]# exit

Script done on Wed Jul 11 20:09:01 2007