#from sim.basics import Hub as switch from learning_switch import LearningSwitch as switch #from rip_router import RIPRouter as switch #from ls_router import LSRouter as switch import sim.core import scenarios time.sleep(1) # Wait a sec for log client to maybe connect #import scenarios.compatibility_test as scenario import scenarios.linear as scenario #import scenarios.candy as scenario #import scenarios.convergence as scenario scenario.create(switch_type=switch) # Import some stuff to use from the interpreter import sim.basics as basics import sim.api as api import sim.topo as topo import logging # There are two loggers: one that has output from the simulator, and one # that has output from you (simlog and userlog respectively). These are # Python logger objects, and you can configure them as you see fit. See # http://docs.python.org/library/logging.html for info. api.simlog.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) api.userlog.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) print """EE-122 Network Simulator
# which displays logs itself. # _DISABLE_CONSOLE_LOG = True #from hub import Hub as switch from dv_router import DVRouter as switch import sim.core import scenarios time.sleep(1) # Wait a sec for log client to maybe connect import scenarios.linear as scenario #import scenarios.candy as scenario #import scenarios.candy_crush as scenario scenario.create(switch_type = switch) # Import some stuff to use from the interpreter import sim.basics as basics import sim.api as api import sim.topo as topo import logging # There are two loggers: one that has output from the simulator, and one # that has output from you (simlog and userlog respectively). These are # Python logger objects, and you can configure them as you see fit. See # http://docs.python.org/library/logging.html for info. api.simlog.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) api.userlog.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) print """CS-168 Network Simulator
#_DISABLE_CONSOLE_LOG = True #from sim.basics import Hub as switch #from learning_switch import LearningSwitch as switch from hub import Hub as switch #from rip_router import RIPRouter as switch #from learning_switch import LearningSwitch as switch from rip_router import RIPRouter as switch import sim.core import scenarios time.sleep(1) # Wait a sec for log client to maybe connect #import scenarios.compatibility_test as scenario import scenarios.linear as scenario scenario.create(switch_type = switch, n=3) # Import some stuff to use from the interpreter import sim.basics as basics import sim.api as api import sim.topo as topo import logging # There are two loggers: one that has output from the simulator, and one # that has output from you (simlog and userlog respectively). These are # Python logger objects, and you can configure them as you see fit. See # http://docs.python.org/library/logging.html for info. api.simlog.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) api.userlog.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) print """EE-122 Network Simulator