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NetSim-0.3
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Project Description:
NetSim is a network simulator project with the following objectives:
- Graphical building of network topologies
- Configuration of network elements and its parameters
- Network simulation
At this stable build we have accomplished the first, graphical building
of network topologies :)
Version 0.3 (September 16 2009)
- Included Save and Open support
- Included linking capability
Version 0.2 (September 7 2009) adds:
- Modified architecture to MVC model
Version 0.1 (August 31 2009) implements:
- Basic GUI
- Three basic network elements
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How to...
Add a network topology:
In NetSim V 0.3 you can draw a network topology by selecting the network
elements available ("Node", "Trans" or "App") on the left menu and then
the desired position in the canvas.
Select a network element:
- Click "Select" button
- Click the network element on the canvas
- To select more than one element press and hold the CTRL key
Delete a network element:
- Click "Select" button
- Select the network element on the canvas
- Press the DEL key
Link Network elements:
- Select the "Link" button
- Press right mouse button on the desired first element in the canvas
and drag releasing on the element to be linked.
Save the current topology:
- On the menu: File -> Save, this will save the current topology
(only one save supported at the moment (V0.3))
- Note: each save will over write the past save.
Open a saved topology:
- On the menu: File -> Open, this will open the last saved topology
in two stages: 1st the elements and then...
- Click on the canvas an the links will be loaded as well
Start a New topology:
- On the menu File -> New
or
- Click the "Clear" Button on the left bottom part of the application
Quit the application:
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Authors
Yina Arenas [email protected]
Gu Lin [email protected]
Mona Sergi @virginia.edu
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