This issue may have been addressed ... but I feel It may pertain to the whole NIST Net community. I have compile NIST Net on Ubuntu Dapper 6.06 (using compiled kernel version 2.6.15.7-ubuntu1) similar to the VMware appliance that is available, but now I am running on a Dell workstation.
The problem: I have configured two network cards eth0 (192.168.1.7) and eth1 (192.168.2.7 ). One Workstation A is attached directly to eth0 port with address 192.168.1.10 and Workstation B to eth1 port with address 192.168.2.10. By enabling IP forwarding I can now ping A <-> B. Now, I enable NIST Net kernel module and create /dev/nistnet. I pop up the xnistnet GUI then start with parameters? Currently, when I enter default default and initiate some delay my network traffic between A and B suddenly halts!!! When I turn the emulator off, again I can now ping A <-> B. However, I don't believe this is how NIST Net should work ... can anyone suggest a configuration to use that will allow traffic with the some delay? Also, if anyone uses command line cnistnet I wouldn't mind some tricks there, your assistance is greatly appreciated! Also, NIST Net should have some OUTPUT file like most simulation products/applications. So far I am not very fond of NIST Net. Best Regards, Wesley ================================= Wesley J. Fabella - Software Engineer Information Manufactoring Corp. 11300 9th St. Suite 310 St. Petersburg, FL 33716 Off: (813) 990 - 0032 ext. 104 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] =================================
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