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- A Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ or a newer model
- A micro SD card with at least 16GB
- WiFiMon Raspberry Pi operating system image (Installation option 1) or Raspberry Pi with installed Raspberry Pi OS (Installation option 2)
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Follow the instructions at the official Raspberry Pi site. Skip the "Download the image" step and use the WiFiMon Raspberry Pi operating system image instead (download size is approx. 3.5 GB).
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- "probe_no" (line 207) should match the number assigned to the testtools of the particular WiFiMon Hardware Probe (WHP), e.g. for the WHP assigned the number 1, the value should be "1". Assigning numbers to WHPs is possible by appropriately setting the testtool attribute included in the websites monitored by them. More information related to assigning number to WHPs is available in the WiFiMon Test Server installation guide.
- "WAS_FQDN" (line 166) should match the FQDN of the WiFiMon Analysis Server (WAS) responsible for processing the wireless performance metrics of the WHP. The above code block assumes that the WAS uses https and port 443.
- "WTS_FQDN" (line 208) should match the FQDN of the WiFiMon Test Server (WTS) or the IP of the WTS.
- LInes 133 195 to 135 197 can be filled with more information regarding the location of the WHP.
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The following values should be set:
- "PROBE_NO" (line 171242) should match the number assigned to the testtools of the particular WiFiMon Hardware Probe (WHP), e.g. for the WHP assigned the number 1, the value should be "1". Assigning numbers to WHPs is possible by appropriately setting the testtool attribute included in the websites monitored by them. More information related to assigning number to WHPs is available in the WiFiMon Test Server installation guide.
- "WAS_FQDN_OR_IP" (line 164235) should match the FQDN or the IP address of the WiFiMon Analysis Server (WAS) responsible for processing the TWAMP measurement results of the WHP. The above code block assumes that the WAS uses HTTPS and port 443.
- "TWAMP_SERVER_FQDN_OR_IP" (line 173246): Should be filled with the FQDN or the IP address of the TWAMP Server.
For the above script to work, you need to install perfsonar-tools from the perfSONAR repository. The installation process is detail in the following link. In the sequel we summarize the necessary installation steps:
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Moreover, you also need to install "ntpstat" via the following commands:
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Security Issues
We suggest that you take additional efforts to safeguard the security of your probes:
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