Compound Module TunOutTestNet

File: Underlay/TunOut/TunOutTestNet.ned

(no description)

configurator: TunOutTestConfigurator rte: Router cli: StandardHost tunOut: TunOutRouter

Usage diagram:

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Contains the following modules:

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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)

Contains the following channels:

ethernetline (no description)
fiberline (no description)

Networks:

TunOutTest (no description)

Unassigned submodule parameters:

Name Type Description
tunOut.parser string
tunOut.routingFile string
tunOut.tunOut.mtu numeric

Source code:

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