stalled, type the command install.sh -a at the home directory Type the command install.sh -S mkdir -a to have everything installed using another directory for build install.sh -nfv command has to be keyed in for installing mininet + user switch + OVS from your home directory install.sh -S mkdir -nfv command has to be keyed in for installing install mininet + user switch + OVS from another directory. The other accommodating alternatives e.g. introducing the OpenFlow Wireshark dissector can likewise be found, if it's not officially incorporated into the present rendition of Wireshark utilizing install.sh -h -o Once the complete installation is done with, the basic Mininet functionality can be tested using: $sudo mn --test pingall or #specific package to ping Option 3: Installation From Packages In the event that another Ubuntu discharge is being run, one can introduce the Mininet bundles. Nonetheless, this may come about into a past adaptation of Mininet. Yet at the same time, it can be an exceptionally advantageous approach to begin. On the off chance that, a more tested establishment of Mininet say 1.0 or Open vSwitch variation, which may have been executed and it put away in/usr/nearby is being updated and it must be guaranteed that any hints of more seasoned forms of Mininet and Open vSwitch from/usr/neighborhood/would have been evacuated: Downloaded 4/15/2022 9:44:49 AM Nova Southeastern University IP Address: 137.52.76.29 Simulation on SDN and NFV Models Through Mininet sudo rm -rf /user/local/bin/mn /user/local/bin/mnexed \ /user/local/lib/python*/*/*minnet*\ /user/local/bin/ovs-*/user/local/sbin/ovs-* Run the following command to confirm the Operating System: lsb release -a I -1 Thereafter, only one of these commands and corresponding to the distribution has to be entered, to install the base Mininet package: Step 1: For the Ubuntu 14.10 OS supporting Mininet 2.1.0, the command is: sudo apt-get install mininet or for the Ubuntu 14.04 OS supporting Mininet 2.1.0, the command is: sudo apt-get install mininet 