Simple Module NetworkInfo

Package: inet.networklayer.ipv4
File: src/inet/networklayer/ipv4/NetworkInfo.ned

NetworkInfo does not send or receive messages and has no parameters either. Instead it is invoked from ScenarioManager scripts. E.g.:

<scenario>
  <at t="2">
    <routing module="NetworkInfo" target="LSR2" file="LSR2_002.txt"/>
  </at>
</scenario>

It is currently only used in the Quagga/INET validation scenarios, and supports following commands:

routing: dumps routing table of the target node into specified file. Optionally mode attribute can be set to "a" to have the output appended (default is to truncate target file if such exists). Setting attribute compat to value "linux" modifies the output to look like `route -n | sort -r` output on linux...

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Source code:

//
// ~NetworkInfo does not send or receive messages and has no parameters
// either. Instead it is invoked from ~ScenarioManager scripts. E.g.:
//
// <pre><nohtml>
// <scenario>
//   <at t="2">
//     <routing module="NetworkInfo" target="LSR2" file="LSR2_002.txt"/>
//   </at>
// </scenario>
// </nohtml></pre>
//
// It is currently only used in the Quagga/INET validation scenarios, and supports following
// commands:
//
// - <code>routing</code>: dumps routing table of the <tt>target</tt> node into
//   specified <tt>file</tt>. Optionally <tt>mode</tt> attribute can be set to "a"
//   to have the output appended (default is to truncate target file if such exists).
//   Setting attribute <tt>compat</tt> to value "linux" modifies the
//   output to look like `route -n | sort -r` output on linux...
//
simple NetworkInfo
{
}