Connect
=======
-The 'Connect' application on OpenDaylight provides up-to-date
+The ‘Connect’ application on OpenDaylight provides up-to-date
connectivity information about the wireless devices in the network. It
automatically displays new Network Elements and their connection status.
Usually, the Network Elements mount themselves. If necessary, they can
be mounted manually by right-clicking on the element and selecting the
-'mount' action. For better understanding of alarms and status, a
+‘mount’ action. For better understanding of alarms and status, a
connection status log lists all the connection status changes of
OpenDaylight mount points.
Network Elements are physical network functions (PNFs). A table view
shows all configured and connected NetConf Servers of the SDN-R cluster.
-This view also allows to manually configure/mount a device via the '+'
+This view also allows to manually configure/mount a device via the ‘+’
button. The SDN controller will start connecting to the NetConf server.
-Network Elements can be marked as 'required'. If an element is required,
+Network Elements can be marked as ‘required’. If an element is required,
it will stay available even if disconnected. If an element is not
required, it will be deleted once disconnected.
By right-clicking on an element, an action menu opens. The menu allows
to mount, unmount, view the details, edit and remove the element.
Additionally, it links to several applications like
-`Fault <../pnfFault/README.md>`__ and
-`Configure <../pnfConfig/README.md>`__, which will be filtered to
-display information relevant to the selected element.
+`Fault <pnfFault.html>`__ and `Configure <pnfConfig.html>`__, which will
+be filtered to display information relevant to the selected element.
Connection Status Log
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
clicking on a link, the given link is loaded into details.
If a link of type ‘microwave’ is selected, the ‘calculate link’ button
-is available, which opens the `Link
-Calculator <../linkCalculator/README.md>`__ in a new tab or page.
+is available, which opens the `Link Calculator <linkCalculator.html>`__
+in a new tab or page.
Just like the map, the details panel updates the URL if data is loaded.
Once again, the ‘Network Map’ application will try to load the element
Network Elements can be marked as 'required'. If an element is required, it will stay available even if disconnected. If an element is not required, it will be deleted once disconnected.
-By right-clicking on an element, an action menu opens. The menu allows to mount, unmount, view the details, edit and remove the element. Additionally, it links to several applications like [Fault](../pnfFault/README.md) and [Configure](../pnfConfig/README.md), which will be filtered to display information relevant to the selected element.
+By right-clicking on an element, an action menu opens. The menu allows to mount, unmount, view the details, edit and remove the element. Additionally, it links to several applications like [Fault](pnfFault.html) and [Configure](pnfConfig.html), which will be filtered to display information relevant to the selected element.
### Connection Status Log
Sites offer information about itself, such as name, address and owner, and a short overview of its links and nodes data. The nodes are physical network elements, comparable to the elements of the 'connect' application, and offer an interface to other apps via buttons, such as connect, configure, and fault. Currently, those buttons are disabled. By clicking on a link, the given link is loaded into details.
-If a link of type 'microwave' is selected, the 'calculate link' button is available, which opens the [Link Calculator](../linkCalculator/README.md) in a new tab or page.
+If a link of type 'microwave' is selected, the 'calculate link' button is available, which opens the [Link Calculator](linkCalculator.html) in a new tab or page.
Just like the map, the details panel updates the URL if data is loaded. Once again, the 'Network Map' application will try to load the element specified in the URL, if one is present.
pandoc -s --toc -f markdown -t rst $file > $PATH_DOC_USERDOC_DST"$rstfile"
done
-cp "$BASEDIR"sdnr/wt/readthedocs/src/home.rst "$PATH_DOC_USERDOC_DST"
-cp "$BASEDIR"sdnr/wt/readthedocs/src/index.rst "$PATH_DOC_DST"
+#cp "$BASEDIR"sdnr/wt/readthedocs/src/home.rst "$PATH_DOC_USERDOC_DST"
+#cp "$BASEDIR"sdnr/wt/readthedocs/src/index.rst "$PATH_DOC_DST"
#echo "================Creating html=========================================="
#/usr/local/bin/sphinx-build -b html $PATH_DOC_DST /home/jack/public_html/sdnr-trial/
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-
-.. contents::
- :depth: 3
-..
-
-SDN controller for 'Radio' (SDN-R)
-==================================
-
-SDN-R adds features and functionality to the OpenDaylight-based ONAP
-controller 'SDN-C'. It is built on the Common Controller Framework to
-control and manage wireless resources. Wireless resources are virtual
-network functions (e.g. vBBU, vEPC) or physical network functions (e.g.
-microwave and millimeter wave radios, eNodeB, RRH, DAS equipment).
-
-| SDN-R is integrated into ONAP. Therefore it is interfacing with PNFs
- and VNFs and with other ONAP components, such as A&AI, DCAE and SO.
-| `See abbreviations <abbreviations>`__
-
-.. figure:: ./ONAP-SDN-R.png
- :alt: SDN-R in ONAP
-
- SDN-R in ONAP
-
-
-.. toctree::
- :maxdepth: 1
-
- applications
- installation
- faq
- abbreviations
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-=================
-SDN-R Online help
-=================
-
-Below are the references for SDN-R User Documentation
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-
-
-.. toctree::
- :maxdepth: 1
-
- guides/onap-user/home
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