Index of modules

Ethernet addresses are implemented as bitstring internally but the abstract type Eth.Addr.t has a batter printer (which support such thing as vendor decoding).

Address Resolution Protocol.

A simple web browser.

CIDR addresses are a concise way to write network addresses, with network IP then netmask length, like: 192.168.0.0/16.

This module creates an alarm-clock that schedule registered events.

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.

DHCP server

Data Link Types are constant values indicating what protocol and hardware technology some captured packets were taken from.

Domain Name System

Ethernet protocol implementation.

Simple hosts with a single Eth network interface with a full IP stack.

HyperText Markup Language.

HyperText Transfert Protocol

A Repeater (or HUB) is a device that receives Eth frames and blindly mirrors them to several locations (but the one from which the frame came from)

Arp Protocol Types.

Arp identifiers for MAC types.

Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP), (un)packing and tools.

Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP), (un)packing and tools.

Everything related to IPv4 packets: (un)packing, addresses, transceiver...

Everything related to IPv4 packets: (un)packing, addresses, transceiver...

A special host that access the physical network through the OS network stack.

Logging facility

Facility to count events/measure performances.

An HTTP server for monitoring/editing the virtual network.

Network Address Translation (N.A.T.) is the process of replacing on the fly non routable addresses used within a LAN by a unique routable address, so that hosts from the LAN can communicate with the outside world by sharing the only routable IP address.

A network is a set of equipments, and some optionaly named "plugs" where to attach another network to form a new one.

Easily composable network library.

ARP Operations Codes

A simple HTTP server.

An OrdArray is a container for an ordered set of bounded size.

Packet scrutiny

This module holds all functions related to libpcap, packet sniffing, packet injection and pcap file reading and writing.

Pack/Unpack a 802.1q tunnel

Pack/Unpack a SLL frame.

Packets harvested with libpcap will come with additional informations such as caplen, timestamp etc.

Pack/Unpack the whole protocol stack that fits entirely within a packet.

(Un)Packing an IP packet.

This module handle ICMPv6 messages (un)packing.

This module handle ICMP messages (un)packing.

Pack/Unpack an Ethernet frame.

Pack/Unpack an ARP message

Simple Parsing Expression Grammar that allow restart.

Simple serialization module

A plug is a named entry/exit point to a networks.

Internet protocols, as in /etc/protocols.

A Repeater (or HUB) is a device that receives Eth frames and blindly mirrors them to several locations (but the one from which the frame came from)

A router is a device with N IP/Eth devices and a routing table with rules on interface number, Ip addresses, proto, ports.

Equipment for routing/nating traffic

This module puts together all the modules required to build networks and run a simulation.

Linux Cooked Capture (aka SLL)

A Switch is a device that will forward Ethernet frames based on the observed location of the destination.

A Vlan TRX accepts raw packets (presumably from some Eth.TRX), unpack them and forward the payload to a callback; and it can be given some payload to tunnel and it will tag it and pass it presumably to an Eth.TRX.

Once build (as a poster or server), the Http.TRX handle the whole connection(s).

An Ethernet TRX will convert from payload to Ethernet frames (resolving destinations using ARP), for a single Arp.HwProto.t.

Special kind of transceiver, useful when it's on top of a TRX stack, that receive and tx Pdu.t messages (instead of bitstring).

A Tap is a 2 port repeater wich mirror each packet to a user function.

Transmission Control Protocol.

Time.t represents a given timestamp (ie.

Various functions/types prevalent in the library.

User Data Protocol.

Uniform Resource Locator

Ethernet 802.1q Virtual Lan.