Esempio n. 1
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    def build(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
                            +---+       +---+       +------------+
                            | H +-------+ R +-------+ DNS server |
                            +---+       +---+       +------------+

        Host H is attached to router R and gets its IPv6 addresses via Router
        Advertisements. The DNS server address is also advertised. Therefore,
        issuing dig(1) in Host H should trigger DNS requests towards this DNS
        server.  Note that the DNS service is not actually started and thus the
        host won't get a DNS reply.
        """
        r = self.addRouter_v6('r')
        r.addDaemon(RADVD)
        h = self.addHost('h')
        dns = self.addHost('dns')
        self.addLink(r, h, params1={
            "ip": ("2001:1341::1/64", "2001:2141::1/64"),
            "ra": [AdvPrefix("2001:1341::/64"), AdvPrefix("2001:2141::/64")],
            "rdnss": [AdvRDNSS("2001:89ab::d"), AdvRDNSS("2001:cdef::d")]})
        self.addLink(r, dns,
                     params1={"ip": ("2001:89ab::1/64", "2001:cdef::1/64")},
                     params2={"ip": ("2001:89ab::d/64", "2001:cdef::d/64")})

        super(RouterAdvNet, self).build(*args, **kwargs)
    def build(self, *args, **kwargs):
        """
                            +---+       +---+       +------------+
                            | H +-------+ R +-------+ DNS server |
                            +---+       +---+       +------------+

        Host H is attached to router R and gets its IPv6 addresses via Router
        Advertisements. The DNS server address is also advertised. Therefore,
        issuing dig(1) in Host H should trigger DNS requests towards this DNS
        server.  Note that the DNS service is not actually started and thus the
        host won't get a DNS reply.
        """
        r = self.addRouter_v6('r')
        r.addDaemon(RADVD)
        h = self.addHost('h')
        dns = self.addHost('dns')
        lrh = self.addLink(r, h)
        lrh[r].addParams(ip=("2001:1341::1/64", "2001:2141::1/64"),
                         ra=[AdvConnectedPrefix()],
                         rdnss=[AdvRDNSS(dns)])
        lrdns = self.addLink(r, dns)
        lrdns[r].addParams(ip=("2001:89ab::1/64", "2001:cdef::1/64"))
        lrdns[dns].addParams(ip=("2001:89ab::d/64", "2001:cdef::d/64"))

        super(RouterAdvNet, self).build(*args, **kwargs)
Esempio n. 3
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        net.start()
        assert_connectivity(net, v6=True)
        net.stop()
    finally:
        cleanup()


@require_root
@pytest.mark.parametrize("link_params,expected_cfg", [
    ({"params1": {"ra": [AdvPrefix("2001:1341::/64", valid_lifetime=2000,
                                   preferred_lifetime=1000)]}},
     ["        prefix 2001:1341::/64",
      "            AdvValidLifetime 2000;",
      "            AdvPreferredLifetime 1000;"]),
    ({"params1": {"ra": [AdvPrefix("2001:1341::/64")],
                  "rdnss": [AdvRDNSS("2001:89ab::d", max_lifetime=1000)]}},
     ["        RDNSS 2001:89ab::d {",
      "            AdvRDNSSLifetime 1000; # in seconds (0 means invalid)"])
])
def test_radvd_daemon_params(link_params, expected_cfg):
    try:
        net = IPNet(topo=CustomRouterAdvNet(link_params), use_v4=False,
                    use_v6=True, allocate_IPs=False)
        net.start()

        # Check generated configuration
        with open("/tmp/radvd_r.cfg") as fileobj:
            cfg = fileobj.readlines()
            for line in expected_cfg:
                assert line + "\n" in cfg,\
                    "Cannot find the line '%s' in the generated" \