OPNET
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| − | OpNet is a computer and communications network | + | OpNet is a computer and communications network simulation package. |
| − | + | ==Use OpNet on CVL== | |
| + | *Use CVL, CVL Workstation or Beast cluster to access OpNet on remote server. | ||
| + | Type the following command | ||
| + | opnet | ||
==Installing OpNet on Microsoft's Windows== | ==Installing OpNet on Microsoft's Windows== | ||
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===Installation=== | ===Installation=== | ||
| − | You may install OpNet over the network. '''''Please Note: | + | You may install OpNet over the network. '''''Please Note: From this share, you are not allowed to make a copy of the files, however you can install the program!''''' |
| − | + | You must have a CVL account, go [https://computing.ece.vt.edu/~jkh/Session/ here] and create yourself an account. | |
| − | + | Start windows explorer (not internet explorer), and type the following into the URL: | |
\\filebox.ece.vt.edu\OpNet | \\filebox.ece.vt.edu\OpNet | ||
| − | This should bring up a login box. Use your CVL account to login. | + | This should bring up a login box. Use your CVL account to login. If the above does not bring up a login box, try: |
| − | + | \\128.173.88.43\OpNet | |
| − | + | You start the insall by double clicking on the program. The proper installation order is: | |
| − | + | # modeler_145A_PL0_7017_win.exe | |
| − | + | # models_145A_PL0_29Jan08_win.exe | |
| + | # modeler_docs_28-Jan-2008_win.exe | ||
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| + | ===Connecting to the ECE Departmental License Server=== | ||
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| + | Start the OpNet program. It should immediatly goto the "License Manager". Close this. In the main menu click on "Edit", "Preferences". A large list of preferences will appear. Scroll | ||
| + | down until you find "license_server", under the column labeled "Name". Under the column labeled "Value", next to license_server put: | ||
| + | license.ece.vt.edu | ||
| + | Also, verify that "license_port" is "port_a". | ||
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| + | Restart OpNet and you should be good to go. | ||
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| + | ==Additional Links== | ||
| + | [http://www.opnet.com/ OPNET home page] | ||
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| + | ---- | ||
| + | <br>Return to [[Main Page]] | ||
| + | <br>Return to [[Software Packages and Programs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:57, 24 November 2015
OpNet is a computer and communications network simulation package.
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[edit] Use OpNet on CVL
- Use CVL, CVL Workstation or Beast cluster to access OpNet on remote server.
Type the following command
opnet
[edit] Installing OpNet on Microsoft's Windows
OpNet can be installed on Windows provided that:
- The machine is university owned.
- The machine is on university property.
- No commercial work is allowed with this package.
[edit] Installation
You may install OpNet over the network. Please Note: From this share, you are not allowed to make a copy of the files, however you can install the program!
You must have a CVL account, go here and create yourself an account. Start windows explorer (not internet explorer), and type the following into the URL:
\\filebox.ece.vt.edu\OpNet
This should bring up a login box. Use your CVL account to login. If the above does not bring up a login box, try:
\\128.173.88.43\OpNet
You start the insall by double clicking on the program. The proper installation order is:
- modeler_145A_PL0_7017_win.exe
- models_145A_PL0_29Jan08_win.exe
- modeler_docs_28-Jan-2008_win.exe
[edit] Connecting to the ECE Departmental License Server
Start the OpNet program. It should immediatly goto the "License Manager". Close this. In the main menu click on "Edit", "Preferences". A large list of preferences will appear. Scroll down until you find "license_server", under the column labeled "Name". Under the column labeled "Value", next to license_server put:
license.ece.vt.edu
Also, verify that "license_port" is "port_a".
Restart OpNet and you should be good to go.
[edit] Additional Links
Return to Main Page
Return to Software Packages and Programs
