File: Underlay/TunOut/TunOutTestNet.ned
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TunOutRouter | (no description) |
TunOutTestConfigurator | Configures IP addresses and routing tables for a "flat" network, "flat" meaning that all hosts and routers will have the same network address and will only differ in the host part. |
Router | (unknown -- not in documented files) |
StandardHost | (unknown -- not in documented files) |
ethernetline | (no description) |
fiberline | (no description) |
TunOutTest | (no description) |
Name | Type | Description |
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tunOut.parser | string | |
tunOut.routingFile | string | |
tunOut.tunOut.mtu | numeric |
module TunOutTestNet submodules: configurator: TunOutTestConfigurator; parameters: moduleTypes = "TunOutRouter Router StandardHost", outModule = "TunOutRouter", outDevName = "tunOut", nonIPModuleTypes = "", networkAddress = "145.236.0.0", netmask = "255.255.0.0"; display: "i=block/cogwheel"; rte: Router[2]; display: "i=misc/node_s,green4"; cli: StandardHost[2]; display: "i=device/laptop"; tunOut: TunOutRouter; display: "i=misc/globe"; connections nocheck: cli[0].out++ --> ethernetline --> rte[0].in++; cli[0].in++ <-- ethernetline <-- rte[0].out++; cli[1].out++ --> ethernetline --> rte[1].in++; cli[1].in++ <-- ethernetline <-- rte[1].out++; tunOut.out++ --> fiberline --> rte[0].in++; tunOut.in++ <-- fiberline <-- rte[0].out++; rte[0].out++ --> fiberline --> rte[1].in++; rte[0].in++ <-- fiberline <-- rte[1].out++; endmodule