Hi Azher, It was great talking to you on the phone. Let's use Skype to see your demo at 5:15 pm PT (8:15 pm ET). My Skype ID is: yang.richard.yang Please let me know your ID so that I can add

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Hi Azher, Very helpful info! Let me call you shortly to discuss more. Thanks! Richard -- ===================================== | Y. Richard Yang <yry@...> | | Professor of Computer Science

Hi Richard, Please see attached diagrams for the SC15. These include routes withing SC and connecting remote sites. I will put them on our supercomputing website soon. If you

Hi Losif, Let's get some more details on your SC15 work so that we can work together w/ you to solve related issues. Beyond the 4-node topology, do you have more rough write up on your SC15 work so

Hello Richard, Thank really very much for your email. I think we can use the ODL version that you suggest is better for using ALTO. We would like to use ALTO based on the North Bound REST API. As

Thanks Richard and everyone. This is much appreciated. I am following this closely. Harvey On 11/1/2015 11:04 AM, Y. Richard Yang wrote:

Azher, all, First sorry for the delay in response---I was on the road until early today. Let me start by saying that it is wonderful that you are looking into ALTO in the context of your wonderful

I agree with Junzhuo (Austin). And Azher, if you want to use stable ODL and ALTO, please try 0.3.2-Lithium-SR2. Because it is the latest stable release version. Please check this link:

Hi Azher, May I ask which version are you using? Lithium-0.3.2-SNAPSHOT is not a stable version. And Lithium-0.4.0 is not a valid version number. So I assume you're using Beryllium 0.4.0, which is not

We recently moved from Lithium 0.3.2 snapshot to Lithium 0.4.0 snapshot. I added features in order at line 60, while rest by Iosif. > history 60 feature:install odl-restconf

Hello Jensen, Thank you very much for your email. Azher from our group ( in cc ) installed the ODL , and as far as know from him, he installed the

Hi Losif, Thanks for your feedback. "ALTO:Lithium User Guide" (https://wiki.opendaylight.org/view/ALTO:Lithium_User_Guide) assumes that you are using OpenDaylight Lithium Release. But It seems

Much appreciated Phil and All. As you can see we have some very specific questions, and an issue of documentation as well. Thanks for following this through with Iosif

Hello Kai & Jensen: I sent this to Richard yesterday not realizing that the leadership of the project has changed this past week. The folks at CalTech woking on the Large Hadron Collider are using

Perfect. Thanks, George From: Jensen Zhang [mailto:jingxuan.n.zhang@...] Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2015 4:50 PM To: George Zhao Cc: tony; Gao Kai; Colin Dixon; tsc@...; alto-dev@... Subject:

+1 to a single PTL being less complex. Go for it. :) (you don't need the permission of the TSC, and I think this PTL + Project Contact setup is agreeable to everyone) Thanks, Daniel

Ryan, TSC, As a committer and former PTL of the ALTO project, I suggest that we list Kai and Jensen as PTL and Project Contact respectively, as they agreed on. They are both focusing on the project

I am not TSC, just trying to understand the regulations as well. Yes, I was attempting to humble my opinion since I am just another contributor :). Regards, Ryan Goulding

Ryan, You are right and thanks for the reminder. We respect how the community works and are willing to fit in. Both Jensen and I are aware of the