@mereacre, @nallott I've managed to get the one of the BRSKI NIST Raspberry Pi 4Bs running as a server and one as a client, but no matter what I try, the last Raspberry Pi 4B is being extremely stubborn. It seems to be dropping packets, so maybe the USB-C cable is bad quality, or there's some SD-card corruption (I did take the SD-cards from the super old Raspberry Pis in the office, and they're incredibly slow).
Nevertheless, we should at least be able to remotely update two of the Pis, which should be enough for a working demo.
Getting the BRSKI demo working will probably still be a whole load of work, since the current httplib that BRSKI uses is basically impossible to debug, and that's not even including of the other bits that we need to make a working demo.
Below is a checklist of all the parts you should need (all should be on @nallott's desk). The only thing you should need to buy is a UK to US power adapter.
Parts
1x Powered USB-C hub
1x Powered USB-C hub Power Supply + IEC C13 cable.
Todo, buy an IEC C13 US cable, or get a UK to US power adapter.
3x Raspberry Pi 4Bs:
nqm-brittanic-brski (server)
nqm-benign-brski (client)
nqm-biddable-brski (client)
1x Raspberry Pi Power supply unit
Maybe bring one with a US plug?
2x USB-C to USB-C cables (ideally capable of 5V 3A)
1x USB-C to USB-A cable (ideally USB-3.0 for higher speed, and capable of 5V 3A)
@mereacre, @nallott I've managed to get the one of the BRSKI NIST Raspberry Pi 4Bs running as a server and one as a client, but no matter what I try, the last Raspberry Pi 4B is being extremely stubborn. It seems to be dropping packets, so maybe the USB-C cable is bad quality, or there's some SD-card corruption (I did take the SD-cards from the super old Raspberry Pis in the office, and they're incredibly slow).
Nevertheless, we should at least be able to remotely update two of the Pis, which should be enough for a working demo.
Getting the BRSKI demo working will probably still be a whole load of work, since the current httplib that BRSKI uses is basically impossible to debug, and that's not even including of the other bits that we need to make a working demo.
Below is a checklist of all the parts you should need (all should be on @nallott's desk). The only thing you should need to buy is a UK to US power adapter.
Parts
nqm-brittanic-brski
(server)nqm-benign-brski
(client)nqm-biddable-brski
(client)Connection diagram