sharing_the_testbed_with_other_users
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While CorteXlab was made to allow a single user to operate the testbed at a time, mainly to avoid harmful interference to the experimenter, | While CorteXlab was made to allow a single user to operate the testbed at a time, mainly to avoid harmful interference to the experimenter, | ||
- | - **GNU Radio or digital | + | - **GNU Radio or wireless |
- **Radio challenges.** One interesting use of CorteXlab is to enable radio challenges to be carried out, where several competing groups might need to hack an ongoing communication, | - **Radio challenges.** One interesting use of CorteXlab is to enable radio challenges to be carried out, where several competing groups might need to hack an ongoing communication, | ||
It is important to know that while sharing, there are no guarantees on interference in the room. | It is important to know that while sharing, there are no guarantees on interference in the room. | ||
+ | ## Reserving the testbed | ||
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+ | First, we need to reserve the CorteXlab room for the shared session. If you're teaching a course or if you're hosting a challenge, in order to guarantee the testbed will be free when you need, the best thing to do is to reserve it prior to the date of usage: | ||
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+ | you@srvairlock: | ||
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+ | Beware that the // | ||
## Logging into the SSH front-end | ## Logging into the SSH front-end |
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