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| The most simple VNUML example: just a virtual machine without network interfaces. Useful to test and tune kernels and root filesystems before using them in more complex scenarios. | | The most simple VNUML example: just a virtual machine without network interfaces. Useful to test and tune kernels and root filesystems before using them in more complex scenarios. | ||
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| A simple VNUML example that emulates five nodes interconnected through four emulated networks and maintaining connection with external networks through the host machine. | | A simple VNUML example that emulates five nodes interconnected through four emulated networks and maintaining connection with external networks through the host machine. | ||
Revision as of 03:21, 18 February 2007
VNUML Example Scenarios
| Name | Version | Description |
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| Simple | 1.7 | The most simple VNUML example: just a virtual machine without network interfaces. Useful to test and tune kernels and root filesystems before using them in more complex scenarios. |
| Basic (formerly named Tutorial) | 1.7 | A simple VNUML example that emulates five nodes interconnected through four emulated networks and maintaining connection with external networks through the host machine. |
| Update Root Filesystem | 1.7 | This is a simple example useful to install or update applications inside a UML root filesystem. It creates a virtual machine with external network access by means of a subinterface of the host machine network interface. Once started you can use typical applications like dselect in Debian to update the filesystem. |
| VLANs | 1.7 | A example of VNUML VLANs support, showing a scenario with three concurrent simulations with one virtual machine connected to a diferent VLAN throught the same host physical interface. |
| DNS | 1.7 | This example implements a complete DNS hierarchy made of six name servers under a fictitious .e6 top level domain. It is an interesting example to learn and experiment with with DNS and the configuration of the widest used DNS server implementation: bind. |
| OSPF Network Laboratory | 1.7 | A complex network enviroment using the OSPF dynamic routing protocol to configure a backbone and several sites. |
| Two Hosts | 1.7 | This example shows how to run two simulations in two separate hosts, with interaction between them. Thanks to Jasmy Azry B. Johari, from Telekom Malaysia. |
| BGP Networking Laboratory | 1.7 | This scenario provides an example of how VNUML can be used for testing routing daemons, and specifically bgpd, which is the BGP implementation included with Quagga Routing Suite. |
| Example | 1.7 | Description |
| Example | 1.7 | Description |
| Example | 1.7 | Description |
