INET Framework for OMNeT++/OMNEST

release 2006-10-20

INET Framework contains IPv4, IPv6, TCP, UDP protocol implementations, and several application models. The framework also includes an MPLS model with RSVP-TE and LDP signalling. Link-layer models are PPP, Ethernet and 802.11. Static routing can be set up using network autoconfigurators, or one can use routing protocol implementations.

The INET Framework supports wireless and mobile simulations as well. Support for mobility and wireless communication has been derived from the Mobility Framework.

This release features a new IEEE 802.11 model, which supports both ad-hoc and infrastructure mode.

There are several other bugfixes and improvements as well; see the WHATSNEW file in the distribution.

Recent additions: MPLS, RSVP-TE and LDP models revised/rewritten (Vojta Janota); dynamic routing (OSPFv2 and RIP) provided by the Quagga Linux/*nix routing daemon (ported into the INET Framework by Vojta Janota); and a cleanroom OSPFv2 model (by Andras Babos).

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