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 * 19 March 2011:  Report (on svn).  Summary of changes if a few lines.
-** Currently studying OMF(ORBIT Management Framework) to understand testbed vorkflow.
+** Currently studying OMF(ORBIT Management Framework) to understand testbed workflow.
 ** Testbed report [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/nsl-projects/browser/MobileVideo/WiMAX/documents/techReps/testbed/wimax_testbed_report.pdf link].

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 standard WiMAX controller with an open GENI software implementation that supports layer 2/3 programmability. This open GENI base station node (GBSN) device is intended to support programmability at both radio link and network routing layers via an open API, and will work with off-the shelf WiMax handsets and data. NEC Release 1, 802.16e base station product is selected for the development of GENI specific open programmability features.
-* Some webpages for quick reference: [[http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/WiMAXInteg GENI-WiMAX project info]],  [[http://omf.mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/OMF_User_Guide OMF User Documentation]],  [[http://wimax.orbit-lab.org/wiki/WikiStart GENI WiMax Platform]]
+* Some webpages for quick reference: [[http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/WiMAXInteg GENI-WiMAX project info]],  [[http://omf.mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/OMF_User_Guide OMF User Documentation]],  [[http://wimax.orbit-lab.org/wiki/WikiStart GENI WiMax Platform API]]
 == Progress Reports ==

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 standard WiMAX controller with an open GENI software implementation that supports layer 2/3 programmability. This open GENI base station node (GBSN) device is intended to support programmability at both radio link and network routing layers via an open API, and will work with off-the shelf WiMax handsets and data. NEC Release 1, 802.16e base station product is selected for the development of GENI specific open programmability features.
-* Some webpages for quick reference: [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/WiMAXInteg GENI-WiMAX project wiki], [http://omf.mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/OMF_User_Guide OMF User Documentation]
+* Some webpages for quick reference: [[http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/WiMAXInteg GENI-WiMAX project info]],  [[http://omf.mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/OMF_User_Guide OMF User Documentation]],  [[http://wimax.orbit-lab.org/wiki/WikiStart GENI WiMax Platform]]
 == Progress Reports ==

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 standard WiMAX controller with an open GENI software implementation that supports layer 2/3 programmability. This open GENI base station node (GBSN) device is intended to support programmability at both radio link and network routing layers via an open API, and will work with off-the shelf WiMax handsets and data. NEC Release 1, 802.16e base station product is selected for the development of GENI specific open programmability features.
-* Some webpages for quick reference
+* Some webpages for quick reference: [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/WiMAXInteg GENI-WiMAX project wiki], [http://omf.mytestbed.net/projects/omf/wiki/OMF_User_Guide OMF User Documentation]
 == Progress Reports ==

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 standard WiMAX controller with an open GENI software implementation that supports layer 2/3 programmability. This open GENI base station node (GBSN) device is intended to support programmability at both radio link and network routing layers via an open API, and will work with off-the shelf WiMax handsets and data. NEC Release 1, 802.16e base station product is selected for the development of GENI specific open programmability features.
 ** GENI-WiMAX project [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/WiMAXInteg wiki]
 == Progress Reports ==

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 '''Full scale WiMAX Testbed for Multimedia Streaming'''
 In full-scale testbed WiMAX base station, subscriber and ASN-GW hardware are procured form hardware vendors and only the application layer is built on top of it.  Therefore some academia-industry consortia have ventured into this design path. The Global Environment for Network Innovations (GENI), a project sponsored by the National Science Foundation, USA is a collaborative initiative for academia, industry and the public for facilitating innovation in emerging global networks. The project leverages a commercial 802.16e base station from NEC, replacing the
 standard WiMAX controller with an open GENI software implementation that supports layer 2/3 programmability. This open GENI base station node (GBSN) device is intended to support programmability at both radio link and network routing layers via an open API, and will work with off-the shelf WiMax handsets and data. NEC Release 1, 802.16e base station product is selected for the development of GENI specific open programmability features.
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 * 19 March 2011:  Report (on svn).  Summary of changes if a few lines.

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 '''WiMAX Testbed for Multimedia Streaming'''
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 * 19 March 2011:  Report (on svn).  Summary of changes if a few lines.
 A first draft is [https://cs-nsl-svn.cs.surrey.sfu.ca/nsl-projects/browser/MobileVideo/WiMAX/documents/techReps/testbed/wimax_testbed_report.pdf here].