OpenVoIP: An Open Peer-to-Peer VoIP and IM System

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Command-line Interface

To insert key/value pairs, to check the routing table, relay list, bandwidth, or cpu utilization of a node, we provide an executable called 'checker'.

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Node's cpu, bw & routing table: checker -R -a planetlab01.erin.utoronto.ca -p 7080
Node's cpu, bw & resource table: checker -O -a planetlab01.erin.utoronto.ca -p 7080
Node's turn allocations: checker -N -a planetlab01.erin.utoronto.ca -p 7080
Node's relay list: checker -E -a planetlab01.erin.utoronto.ca -p 7080
Insert key/value: checker -i salmanbaset -v value -a planet1.l3s.uni-hannover.de -p 7080
LookupObject: checker -o salmanbaset -a planet1.l3s.uni-hannover.de -p 7080
LookupUser: checker -u xQygPShB -a planet1.l3s.uni-hannover.de -p 7080

Consistency checker

We are running an overlay of 1000+ nodes on the Planet Lab. Each node has a corresponding USERID. The USERIDS and hostnames of nodes can be found here.

So how do we check that our overlay is working correctly? How much traffic is being routed through a node? We provide an executable called checker that can be used to acquire a node's routing table, resource table and its bandwidth consumption. Using this executable, we use two mechanisms to check the consistency of the overlay:

  1. Check the state of all nodes. There should be as many USERIDs in the overlay as the number of nodes.
  2. Perform 1000*1000 lookups for USERIDS, i.e., from each node we lookup the USERID of 1000 nodes. Takes time!