Upf¶
Package: simu5g.nodes
compound module Upf
Implements the 5G Core User Plane Function (UPF).
The UPF is responsible for packet routing and forwarding, packet inspection, and (de)tunneling according to GTP. The core network can contain multiple UPFs. Intermediate UPFs, which are not connected to an external Data Network, act like IP routers in the current version. Allows the connection of mobile terminals to external data networks or other 5G network elements through GTP tunneling.
The N6 interface toward the data network (dnPpp, on the dnPppg gate) belongs to this user plane: it is not in the node’s interface table, so the node’s own network layer (the stack of the core network) neither sees nor uses it, and the address configurator gives it no address.
The N6 Ethernet interface (dnEth, on the dnEthg gate, with hasEthernetBridge) is a port of the EthernetSessionBridge (ethBridge), registered in the bridge’s own interface table.
The relay reaches the N6 interface, the EthernetSessionBridge (ethBridge) and the Ipv6NdResponder (ndResponder) through the rd message dispatcher, by service (see GtpUser).
Usage diagram¶
Inheritance diagram¶
Used in compound modules¶
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
compound module |
Represents a model of a Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) host belonging to a MEC system, as specified by the ETSI GS MEC 003 specifications. It runs MEC applications within its VirtualisationInfrastructure and can provide a number of MEC services via the MEC platform. MEC applications can be created either dynamically by the MEC orchestrator or statically at the initialization of the simulation. The MEC host possesses a configurable number of computing resources (such as CPU speed, RAM, and storage) and keeps track of the utilization of these resources by the MEC applications via the VirtualisationInfrastructureManager. Moreover, this module includes a User Plane Function (UPF) that allows it to be connected with the 5G core network. |
Used in¶
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
network |
ExtClientServerExample with background cells instead of external ones: one gNodeB served by a Upf core, a router in front of the Upf, one NrUe, and numBgCells BackgroundCell cells. The router has no simulated peer: the host it talks to, and the applications on the NrUe, are configured in the ini file. |
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network |
One gNodeB served by a Upf core, a router in front of the Upf, and one NrUe. numExtCells ExtCell cells can be added as interferers. The router has no simulated peer: the host it talks to, and the applications on the NrUe, are configured in the ini file. |
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network |
One gNodeB served by a Upf core, a router in front of the Upf, and two NrUe terminals. numExtCells ExtCell cells can be added as interferers. The router has no simulated peer: the host it talks to, and the applications on the UEs, are configured in the ini file. |
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network |
One gNodeB and one MecHost hung off the same intermediate Upf, behind an anchor Upf that carries the Ualcmp and, behind it, the MecOrchestrator, plus one NrUe. Nothing here is external: which node talks to a real host, and over which interface, is configured in the ini file. |
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network |
One gNodeB and one MecHost hung off the same intermediate Upf, behind an anchor Upf that carries the Ualcmp and, behind it, the MecOrchestrator, plus one NrUe. Nothing here is external: which node talks to a real host, and over which interface, is configured in the ini file. |
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network |
One gNodeB and one MecHost hung off the same intermediate Upf, behind an anchor Upf that carries the Ualcmp and, behind it, the MecOrchestrator, plus one NrUe. Nothing here is external: which node talks to a real host, and over which interface, is configured in the ini file. |
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network |
Two gNodeB cells on a shared 5GC Upf, joined by an X2 link, with a router and a server behind the core. The cars are NrCar nodes created at run time by the VeinsInetManager from a SUMO road traffic simulation, so the car[] vector is empty in the topology itself. |
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network |
A 5G standalone network whose UPF anchors Ethernet PDU sessions: its Ethernet N6 link goes to dnStation, a host of the data network’s Ethernet LAN, and its IP N6 link to a router and a server, for the UEs of IP sessions. With hasSecondGnb, a second gNB (with an X2 link to the first) lets a UE hand over. device[] are the Ethernet devices behind ue[0], which is then an Ethernet bridge (see the ethernetMode parameter of LteUe). |
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network |
Two gNodeB cells, each on an intermediate Upf of its own with a MecHost hung off it, so every cell has its own MEC host. Both intermediate Upf nodes meet at the anchor Upf, which carries the Ualcmp and, behind it, the MecOrchestrator. An X2 link joins the two gNodeBs. numUe NrUe terminals attach, and numBgCells BackgroundCell cells can be added as interferers. |
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network |
Two operator networks side by side. Each has three gNodeB cells chained by X2, an intermediate Upf that feeds them and carries the operator’s MecHost, an anchor Upf, and a Ualcmp with its MecOrchestrator. The two anchor Upf nodes meet at a shared router, the only node the operators have in common. numUe_A and numUe_B NrUe terminals attach to operator A and B respectively, and numBgCells BackgroundCell cells can be added as interferers. |
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network |
MultiMecHost with the two intermediate Upf nodes linked directly to each other, and with no X2 link between the gNodeBs. The length of that link – and so its propagation delay – follows the routersDelay parameter, which makes the distance between the two MEC hosts configurable. |
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network |
The topology of SingleMecHost – one gNodeB and one MecHost on a shared intermediate Upf, with a Ualcmp and a MecOrchestrator behind the anchor Upf – without its playground size parameters. numUes NrUe terminals attach to the gNodeB. |
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network |
One gNodeB and one MecHost hung off the same intermediate Upf, behind an anchor Upf that carries the Ualcmp and, behind it, the MecOrchestrator. numUes NrUe terminals attach to the gNodeB. |
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network |
Two gNodeB cells served by a 5G core: the anchor Upf faces the data network (a router and a server), an intermediate Upf feeds both gNodeBs, and an X2 link joins them. numUe NrUe terminals attach, and numBgCells BackgroundCell cells can be added as interferers. |
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network |
One gNodeB served by a 5G core: the anchor Upf faces the data network (a router and a server), and an intermediate Upf sits between it and the gNodeB. numUe NrUe terminals attach to the gNodeB, and numBgCells BackgroundCell cells can be added around it as interferers. |
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network |
SingleCell_Standalone with its UEs split into three vectors, so that a configuration can address cellular terminals (ueCell), D2D transmitters (ueD2DTx) and D2D receivers (ueD2DRx) separately. The rest of the topology is the same: one gNodeB behind an intermediate and an anchor Upf, with a router and a server on the data network, plus numBgCells BackgroundCell interferers. |
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network |
The mirror image of SingleCell_withSecondaryGnb: here the gNodeB is the master node and the eNodeB is its secondary, so the UE is anchored on its NR stack and its LTE stack carries the secondary cell group. All data-plane traffic enters at the gNodeB. |
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network |
(no description) |
Extends¶
Name |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|
compound module |
An extension of the transport layer node base that adds support for applications. Provides the highest level of abstraction for network nodes, completing the full network stack from physical to application layer. |
Parameters¶
Name |
Type |
Default value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
hasStatus |
bool |
false |
|
hasEnvironment |
bool |
false |
|
osgModel |
string |
“” |
3D model for OSG visualization, no 3D model by default |
osgModelColor |
string |
“” |
Tint color, no colorization by default |
canvasImage |
string |
“” |
Image for canvas visualization, no image by default |
canvasImageColor |
string |
“” |
Tint color, no colorization by default |
recordPcap |
bool |
false |
|
numPcapRecorders |
int |
recordPcap ? 1 : 0 |
|
numLoInterfaces |
int |
1 |
|
numWlanInterfaces |
int |
0 |
|
numEthInterfaces |
int |
0 |
Minimum number of Ethernet interfaces |
numPppInterfaces |
int |
0 |
Minimum number of PPP interfaces |
numTunInterfaces |
int |
0 |
|
numVirtInterfaces |
int |
0 |
|
fcsMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
hasIpv4 |
bool |
true |
|
hasIpv6 |
bool |
false |
|
hasGn |
bool |
false |
|
forwarding |
bool |
true |
|
multicastForwarding |
bool |
false |
|
hasUdp |
bool |
firstAvailableOrEmpty(“Udp”) != “” |
|
hasTcp |
bool |
firstAvailableOrEmpty(“Tcp”, “TcpLwip”, “TcpNsc”) != “” |
|
hasSctp |
bool |
false |
|
hasQuic |
bool |
false |
|
numApps |
int |
0 |
|
nodeType |
string |
“UPF” |
Do NOT change! |
gateway |
string |
“” |
|
hasNdResponder |
bool |
false |
Answer the IPv6 Neighbor Discovery of the UEs’ sessions (needed when UEs run IPv6), see Ipv6NdResponder |
hasEthernetBridge |
bool |
false |
Anchor Ethernet PDU sessions: the node’s Ethernet bridge and N6 Ethernet link (dnEthg), see EthernetSessionBridge |
Properties¶
Name |
Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
class |
NodeBase |
|
display |
i=abstract/switch;bgb=1700,1125 |
|
labels |
node,ethernet-node,wireless-node |
|
networkNode |
Gates¶
Name |
Direction |
Size |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
radioIn [ ] |
input |
numWlanInterfaces |
|
pppg [ ] |
inout |
numPppInterfaces |
|
ethg [ ] |
inout |
numEthInterfaces |
|
dnPppg |
inout |
This gate is used for the UPF connected to the external data network it must be left unconnected for intermediate UPFs |
|
dnEthg |
inout |
The N6 Ethernet link of the Ethernet PDU sessions (with hasEthernetBridge) |
Unassigned submodule parameters¶
Name |
Type |
Default value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
status ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{stateStr}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
status ↗.initialStatus |
string |
“UP” |
Initial status of the network node |
environment ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
environment ↗.initStage |
int |
0 |
Initialization stage for the setup command |
environment ↗.globalNamespace |
bool |
false |
Create new network namespaces under /var/run/netns/ (Linux only) |
environment ↗.namespace |
string |
“” |
Name of the host OS network namespace (optional) (Linux only) |
environment ↗.setupCommand |
string |
“” |
A host OS system command |
environment ↗.teardownCommand |
string |
“” |
A host OS system command |
pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
pcapRecorder ↗.moduleNamePatterns |
string |
“wlan[*] eth[*] ppp[*]” |
Space-separated list of sibling module names to listen on |
pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
interfaceTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{numInterfaces} interfaces” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
interfaceTable ↗.displayAddresses |
bool |
false |
Whether to display IP addresses on links |
cb ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
cb ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
cb ↗.forwardServiceRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
cb ↗.forwardProtocolRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
cb ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
cb ↗.serviceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
cb ↗.protocolMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
bl ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
bl ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
bl ↗.forwardServiceRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
bl ↗.forwardProtocolRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
bl ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
bl ↗.serviceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
bl ↗.protocolMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
ethernet ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“passed up: {totalFromMAC}\nsent: {totalFromHigherLayer}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethernet ↗.registerProtocol |
bool |
false |
FIXME //KLUDGE should redesign place of EthernetEncapsulation and LLC modules |
ethernet ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
|
ethernet ↗.fcsMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
ethernet ↗.stopOperationExtraTime |
double |
-1s |
Extra time after the lifecycle stop operation has finished |
ethernet ↗.stopOperationTimeout |
double |
2s |
Timeout value for the lifecycle stop operation |
li ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
li ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
li ↗.forwardServiceRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
li ↗.forwardProtocolRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
li ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
li ↗.serviceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
li ↗.protocolMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
lo ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
string |
“rcv:{numRcvdOK} snt:{numSent}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
int |
4470B |
||
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
wlan ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
string |
“Address: {address}{ssidStr}\n{modeStr}{stationTypeStr}{qosStr}{associatedStr}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
|||
bool |
true |
Selects between active and passive scanning |
|
string |
“” |
List of channel numbers to scan (space delimited); empty means all channels |
|
double |
100ms |
Delay before sending a probe request during active scanning |
|
double |
150ms |
Min interval to spend on a channel during active scanning |
|
double |
300ms |
Channel time for passive scanning, and max channel time for active scanning |
|
double |
5s |
Timeout for the authentication procedure |
|
double |
5s |
Timeout for the association procedure |
|
double |
-1s |
Agent starting time. |
|
string |
“” |
List of allowed SSIDs to connect to; leave empty for no filtering |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
int |
1 |
Number of channels to scan |
|
string |
|||
string |
The path to the MAC module |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.pendingQueue ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“contains %p pk (%l) pushed %u\npulled %o removed %r dropped %d” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.pendingQueue ↗.packetCapacity |
int |
100 |
Maximum number of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.pendingQueue ↗.dataCapacity |
int |
-1b |
Maximum total length of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.pendingQueue ↗.dropperClass |
string |
“inet::queueing::PacketAtCollectionEndDropper” |
Determines which packets are dropped when the queue is overloaded, packets are not dropped by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketDropperFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.pendingQueue ↗.comparatorClass |
string |
“inet::ieee80211::MgmtOverDataComparator” |
Determines the order of packets in the queue, insertion order by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketComparatorFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.pendingQueue ↗.bufferModule |
string |
“” |
Relative module path to the IPacketBuffer module used by this queue, implicit buffer by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{numInProgress} packets” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.pendingQueueModule |
string |
“^.pendingQueue” |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.originatorMacDataServiceModule |
string |
“^.^.originatorMacDataService” |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.ackHandlerModule |
string |
“^.^.ackHandler” |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.contention ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{fsmState}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.contention ↗.initialChannelBusy |
bool |
true |
Assume that the channel was busy before the simulation started |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.channelAccess ↗.contention ↗.backoffOptimization |
bool |
true |
We can pretend the frame has arrived into the queue a little bit earlier, and maybe able to start transmitting immediately |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.fragmentationPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.fragmentationPolicy ↗.fragmentationThreshold |
int |
1500B |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.multicastFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.responseAckFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.responseCtsFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.dataFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
Fastest |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.dataFrameBandwidth |
double |
nan Hz |
Unspecified by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.dataFrameNumSpatialStreams |
int |
-1 |
Unspecified by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.mgmtFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
Fastest |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.controlFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.recoveryProcedure ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.recoveryProcedure ↗.shortRetryLimit |
int |
7 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.recoveryProcedure ↗.longRetryLimit |
int |
4 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.originatorProtectionMechanism ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.originatorProtectionMechanism ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.ackHandler ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.ackTimeout |
double |
-1s |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.recipientAckPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.recipientAckPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.ctsTimeout |
double |
-1s |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.rtsThreshold |
int |
2346B |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.ctsPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.ctsPolicy ↗.rxModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.dcf ↗.ctsPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.pendingQueue ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“contains %p pk (%l) pushed %u\npulled %o removed %r dropped %d” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.pendingQueue ↗.packetCapacity |
int |
100 |
Maximum number of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.pendingQueue ↗.dataCapacity |
int |
-1b |
Maximum total length of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.pendingQueue ↗.dropperClass |
string |
“inet::queueing::PacketAtCollectionEndDropper” |
Determines which packets are dropped when the queue is overloaded, packets are not dropped by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketDropperFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.pendingQueue ↗.comparatorClass |
string |
“inet::ieee80211::MgmtOverDataComparator” |
Determines the order of packets in the queue, insertion order by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketComparatorFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.pendingQueue ↗.bufferModule |
string |
“” |
Relative module path to the IPacketBuffer module used by this queue, implicit buffer by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{numInProgress} packets” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.pendingQueueModule |
string |
“^.pendingQueue” |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.originatorMacDataServiceModule |
string |
“^.^.^.originatorMacDataService” |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.inProgressFrames ↗.ackHandlerModule |
string |
“^.ackHandler” |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.contention ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{fsmState}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.contention ↗.initialChannelBusy |
bool |
true |
Assume that the channel was busy before the simulation started |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.contention ↗.backoffOptimization |
bool |
true |
We can pretend the frame has arrived into the queue a little bit earlier, and maybe able to start transmitting immediately |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.ackHandler ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.txopProcedure ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
double |
-1s |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.recoveryProcedure ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.recoveryProcedure ↗.shortRetryLimit |
int |
7 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.edcaf ↗.recoveryProcedure ↗.longRetryLimit |
int |
4 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.collisionController ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.mgmtAndNonQoSRecoveryProcedure ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.mgmtAndNonQoSRecoveryProcedure ↗.shortRetryLimit |
int |
7 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.edca ↗.mgmtAndNonQoSRecoveryProcedure ↗.longRetryLimit |
int |
4 |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.msduAggregationPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.msduAggregationPolicy ↗.subframeNumThreshold |
int |
-1 |
Minimum number of subframes needed to compose an A-MSDU. (-1 means it won’t be checked) |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.msduAggregationPolicy ↗.aggregationLengthThreshold |
int |
-1 |
The minimum length for an aggregated payload necessary to create an A-MSDU (-1 means it won’t be checked). |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.msduAggregationPolicy ↗.maxAMsduSize |
int |
4065 |
-1 means infinity |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.msduAggregationPolicy ↗.qOsCheck |
bool |
true |
Turns on/off the check of the presence of the QoS flag (false means off – this is needed for aggregation in DCF mode). |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.mpduAggregationPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.fragmentationPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorMacDataService ↗.fragmentationPolicy ↗.fragmentationThreshold |
int |
1500B |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.singleProtectionMechanism ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.singleProtectionMechanism ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.multicastFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.responseAckFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.responseBlockAckFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.responseCtsFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.dataFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
Fastest |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.dataFrameBandwidth |
double |
nan Hz |
Unspecified by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.dataFrameNumSpatialStreams |
int |
-1 |
Unspecified by default |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.mgmtFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
Fastest |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rateSelection ↗.controlFrameBitrate |
double |
-1bps |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.blockAckReqThreshold |
int |
5 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.maxBlockAckPolicyFrameLength |
int |
1000B |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.blockAckTimeout |
double |
-1s |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorAckPolicy ↗.ackTimeout |
double |
-1s |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.recipientAckPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.recipientAckPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.ctsTimeout |
double |
-1s |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.rtsPolicy ↗.rtsThreshold |
int |
2346B |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.ctsPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.ctsPolicy ↗.rxModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.ctsPolicy ↗.rateSelectionModule |
string |
||
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.delayedAckPolicySupported |
bool |
false |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.aMsduSupported |
bool |
true |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.maximumAllowedBufferSize |
int |
64 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.originatorBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.blockAckTimeoutValue |
double |
0s |
0 means that it depends on the originator |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.recipientBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.recipientBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.delayedAckPolicySupported |
bool |
false |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.recipientBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.aMsduSupported |
bool |
true |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.recipientBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.maximumAllowedBufferSize |
int |
64 |
|
wlan ↗.mac ↗.hcf ↗.recipientBlockAckAgreementPolicy ↗.blockAckTimeoutValue |
double |
0s |
0 means that it depends on the originator |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
|||
string |
“{rxStatus}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
“{txFramePrefix}{txState}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
|||
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
ppp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
string |
“contains %p pk (%l) pushed %u\npulled %o removed %r dropped %d” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
int |
10000 |
Maximum number of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
|
int |
-1b |
Maximum total length of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
|
string |
“inet::queueing::PacketAtCollectionEndDropper” |
Determines which packets are dropped when the queue is overloaded, packets are not dropped by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketDropperFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the order of packets in the queue, insertion order by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketComparatorFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
|
string |
“” |
Relative module path to the IPacketBuffer module used by this queue, implicit buffer by default |
|
string |
“rate: %b\nsent: %s, rcvd: %r\nqueue: %q, drop: %d” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
bool |
false |
When true packets are serialized into a sequence of bytes before sending out |
|
int |
4470B |
||
double |
-1s |
Extra time after lifecycle stop operation finished |
|
double |
2s |
Timeout value for lifecycle stop operation |
|
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
eth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
tun ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
int |
1500B |
||
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
virt ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
|||
string |
|||
string |
vlanId != -1 ? “ieee8021qctag” : “” |
||
string |
“copy” |
||
int |
-1 |
||
bool |
vlanId != -1 |
||
ipv4 ↗.configurator ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ipv4 ↗.configurator ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
|
ipv4 ↗.configurator ↗.routingTableModule |
string |
||
ipv4 ↗.configurator ↗.networkConfiguratorModule |
string |
“configurator” |
The absolute path to the Ipv4NetworkConfigurator; use “” if there is no configurator |
ipv4 ↗.configurator ↗.configureRoutingTable |
bool |
true |
Add routing entries to the routing table (uses the configurator module) |
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{routingTableStatusText}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
|
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.routerId |
string |
“auto” |
For routers, the router id using IPv4 address dotted |
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.netmaskRoutes |
string |
“*” |
Maintain netmask routes for interfaces |
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.forwarding |
bool |
true |
Turns IP forwarding on/off |
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.multicastForwarding |
bool |
false |
Turns multicast forwarding on/off |
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.useAdminDist |
bool |
false |
Use Cisco-like administrative distances |
ipv4 ↗.routingTable ↗.routingFile |
string |
“” |
Routing table file name |
ipv4 ↗.natTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{numNatEntries} entries” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ipv4 ↗.natTable ↗.networkProtocolModule |
string |
“^.ip” |
|
ipv4 ↗.natTable ↗.config |
xml |
xml(“<config></config>”) |
XML configuration parameters for network address translation |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
|||
string |
“declared” |
||
bool |
true |
||
int |
2 |
IGMP is robust to (robustnessVariable-1) packet loss |
|
double |
125s |
||
double |
10s |
||
double |
(robustnessVariable * queryInterval) + queryResponseInterval |
||
double |
(robustnessVariable * queryInterval) + (queryResponseInterval / 2) |
||
double |
queryInterval / 4 |
||
int |
robustnessVariable |
||
double |
1s |
||
int |
robustnessVariable |
||
double |
10s |
||
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
|||
string |
“declared” |
||
int |
8B |
Number of bytes from original packet to quote in ICMP reply |
|
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
string |
“{ipv4StatusText}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
|||
string |
|||
string |
|||
string |
“declared” |
||
int |
32 |
||
int |
32 |
||
double |
60s |
||
bool |
false |
Send out limited broadcast packets coming from the higher layer |
|
string |
“” |
List of interfaces where direct broadcast is enabled (by default direct broadcast is disabled on all interfaces) |
|
bool |
false |
Enable using the multicast routing table for determining outgoing interfaces for local out packets |
|
bool |
false |
When enabled, IP inserts a timestamp option into the IP header |
|
double |
-1s |
Packets older than the limit are discarded |
|
string |
“size:{arpCacheSize} sent:{numRequestsSent}\nrepl:{numRepliesSent} fail:{numFailedResolutions}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
|||
double |
1s |
Number of seconds ARP waits between retries to resolve an IPv4 address |
|
int |
3 |
Number of times ARP will attempt to resolve an IPv4 address |
|
double |
120s |
Number of seconds unused entries in the cache will time out |
|
string |
“*” |
List of interfaces that proxy ARP is enabled on (all interfaces by default) |
|
string |
“IN: ACCEPT: {inAccept} DROP: {inDrop} BYPASS: {inBypass}\n OUT: PROTECT: {outProtect} DROP: {outDrop} BYPASS: {outBypass}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
“^.ip” |
||
string |
“ipv4” |
address family this instance protects (set to “ipv6” in Ipv6NetworkLayer) |
|
string |
|||
string |
“^.spd” |
||
string |
“^.sad” |
||
xml |
|||
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <Protection> element is absent from the configuration |
|
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <EspMode> element is absent from the configuration |
|
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <EncryptionAlg> element is absent from the configuration |
|
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <defaultAuthenticationAlg> element is absent from the configuration |
|
int |
0 |
Value to use where <MaxTfcPadLength> element is absent from the configuration |
|
double |
0.0s |
||
double |
0.0s |
||
double |
0.0s |
||
double |
0.0s |
||
string |
“entries: {numEntries}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
“entries: {numEntries}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
ipv6 ↗.configurator ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ipv6 ↗.configurator ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
||
ipv6 ↗.configurator ↗.routingTableModule |
string |
||
ipv6 ↗.configurator ↗.networkConfiguratorModule |
string |
“” |
The absolute path to the Ipv6NetworkConfigurator; use “” if there is no configurator |
ipv6 ↗.configurator ↗.configureRoutingTable |
bool |
true |
|
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{numRoutes} routes\n{numDestCache} destcache entries” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
|
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.routes |
xml |
xml(“<routingTable/>”) |
|
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.forwarding |
bool |
false |
|
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.isRouter |
bool |
this.forwarding |
|
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.multicastForwarding |
bool |
false |
|
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.useAdminDist |
bool |
false |
Use Cisco-like administrative distances |
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.advManagedFlag |
bool |
false |
“Managed address configuration” (M) flag in RAs |
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.advOtherConfigFlag |
bool |
false |
“Other configuration” (O) flag in RAs |
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.advLinkMtu |
int |
1280 |
MTU option in RAs (1280 = IPv6 minimum MTU, 0 = don’t include) |
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.advCurHopLimit |
int |
30 |
Cur Hop Limit field in RAs (0 = unspecified) |
ipv6 ↗.routingTable ↗.advDefaultLifetime |
double |
-1s |
Router Lifetime in RAs (-1 = auto: 3*maxRtrAdvInterval) |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
“declared” |
||
string |
“” |
Path to the MLD module, or “” if MLD is not enabled; MLD messages are dropped when empty |
|
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
|
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.checksumMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.icmpv6Module |
string |
||
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.mipv6Module |
string |
||
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.routingTableModule |
string |
||
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.minIntervalBetweenRAs |
double |
200s |
RFC 4861: MinRtrAdvInterval (0.33 * MaxRtrAdvInterval) |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.maxIntervalBetweenRAs |
double |
600s |
RFC 4861: MaxRtrAdvInterval |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.advReachableTime |
double |
3600s |
advertised reachable time in RAs; hosts use it as base for NUD |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.dupAddrDetectTransmits |
int |
1 |
RFC 4862 Section 5.1: number of NS sent for DAD (0 = disable DAD) |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.optimisticDad |
bool |
false |
RFC 4429 Optimistic DAD: if true, an autoconfigured address may be used as a source address while DAD is still in progress; if false (RFC 4862), packets that would use it are deferred until DAD completes |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.detectL2Movement |
bool |
true |
if true (default), (re)start Router Discovery (send Router Solicitations) whenever an interface associates at the link layer (e.g. a wireless handover to a new access point); lets a mobile node detect movement and obtain a new care-of address immediately, instead of relying on frequent unsolicited Router Advertisements (cf. MIPv6 fast RAs). Set to false to restore the legacy behaviour (movement detected only from periodic Router Advertisements) |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.retransTimer |
double |
1s |
RFC 4861 Section 10: delay between retransmitted NS messages |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.baseReachableTime |
double |
30s |
RFC 4861 Section 10: base value for computing random ReachableTime |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.routerBootupTime |
double |
uniform(0s, 0.3s) |
random startup delay before a router assigns its link-local address; routers boot faster than hosts so that RAs are available by the time hosts solicit |
ipv6 ↗.neighbourDiscovery ↗.hostBootupTime |
double |
uniform(0.4s, 1s) |
random startup delay before a host assigns its link-local address |
string |
“{ipv6StatusText}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
|||
string |
|||
string |
|||
double |
0s |
||
bool |
true |
RFC 4861 Section 8.2: when a router forwards a packet back out the interface it arrived on, send the source an ICMPv6 Redirect. Disable on wireless multi-hop / ad-hoc networks (e.g. MANET routing), where the geographic next hop is not directly reachable by the source, so redirects are useless and trigger a storm. |
|
string |
“IN: ACCEPT: {inAccept} DROP: {inDrop} BYPASS: {inBypass}\n OUT: PROTECT: {outProtect} DROP: {outDrop} BYPASS: {outBypass}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
|||
string |
“^.spd” |
||
string |
“^.sad” |
||
xml |
|||
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <Protection> element is absent from the configuration |
|
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <EspMode> element is absent from the configuration |
|
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <EncryptionAlg> element is absent from the configuration |
|
string |
“” |
If not “”: value to use where <defaultAuthenticationAlg> element is absent from the configuration |
|
int |
0 |
Value to use where <MaxTfcPadLength> element is absent from the configuration |
|
double |
0.0s |
||
double |
0.0s |
||
double |
0.0s |
||
double |
0.0s |
||
string |
“entries: {numEntries}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
“entries: {numEntries}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
|||
string |
|||
string |
|||
bool |
|||
bool |
|||
double |
3600s |
max binding lifetime for HA registration |
|
double |
420s |
max binding lifetime for CN (route optimization) |
|
bool |
true |
whether a mobile node route-optimizes with correspondent nodes (RFC 3775); if false, their traffic always uses the bidirectional home-agent tunnel |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
ipv6 ↗.bindingCache ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
path to the Ipv6NeighbourDiscovery module |
||
bool |
false |
(the IPv6 routing table is resolved automatically) |
|
bool |
false |
||
string |
“” |
MAG: the address of the LMA to register mobile nodes with |
|
xml |
xml(“<mobileNodes/>”) |
MAG: mobile-node policy profiles, one per access interface, e.g. <mobileNodes> <mobileNode accessInterface=”wlan0” id=”mn1@example.com” homeNetworkPrefix=”2001:db8:1::” prefixLength=”64”/> </mobileNodes> (accessInterface may be omitted to match any access interface) |
|
double |
3600s |
lifetime requested in Proxy Binding Updates |
|
double |
3600s |
MAG: valid lifetime of the advertised home network prefix |
|
double |
1800s |
MAG: preferred lifetime of the advertised home network prefix |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
string |
path to the Ipv6RoutingTable module |
||
string |
“declared” |
how the ICMPv6 checksum is handled |
|
bool |
true |
when false, MLD is inert on this node (see above) |
|
double |
10s |
host: delay before the repeated Report after a join |
|
int |
2 |
loss tolerance; only supplies the defaults of the three params marked (RV) below |
|
double |
125s |
querier: interval between periodic General Queries |
|
double |
10s |
querier: max delay a host may wait before answering a General Query |
|
double |
(robustnessVariable * queryInterval) + queryResponseInterval |
querier: how long a group stays “has listeners” without a new Report (RV) |
|
double |
queryInterval / 4 |
querier: interval between the initial General Queries at startup |
|
int |
robustnessVariable |
querier: number of General Queries sent at startup (RV) |
|
double |
1s |
querier: interval between the group-specific Queries sent after a Done |
|
int |
robustnessVariable |
querier: number of group-specific Queries sent after a Done (RV) |
|
nl ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
nl ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
nl ↗.forwardServiceRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
nl ↗.forwardProtocolRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
nl ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
nl ↗.serviceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
nl ↗.protocolMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
udp ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“passed up: {numPassedUp} pks\nsent: {numSent} pks{udpDroppedText}” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
udp ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
|
udp ↗.checksumMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
udp ↗.defaultMulticastLoop |
bool |
true |
|
tcp ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
tcp ↗.checksumMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
tcp ↗.advertisedWindow |
int |
14 * this.mss |
In bytes, corresponds with the maximal receiver buffer capacity (Note: normally, NIC queues should be at least this size) |
tcp ↗.delayedAcksEnabled |
bool |
false |
Delayed ACK algorithm (RFC 1122) enabled/disabled |
tcp ↗.nagleEnabled |
bool |
true |
Nagle’s algorithm (RFC 896) enabled/disabled |
tcp ↗.limitedTransmitEnabled |
bool |
false |
Limited Transmit algorithm (RFC 3042) enabled/disabled (can be used for TcpReno/TcpTahoe/TcpNewReno/TcpNoCongestionControl) |
tcp ↗.increasedIWEnabled |
bool |
false |
Increased Initial Window (RFC 3390) enabled/disabled |
tcp ↗.sackSupport |
bool |
false |
Selective Acknowledgment (RFC 2018, 2883, 3517) support (header option) (SACK will be enabled for a connection if both endpoints support it) |
tcp ↗.windowScalingSupport |
bool |
false |
Window Scale (RFC 1323) support (header option) (WS will be enabled for a connection if both endpoints support it) |
tcp ↗.windowScalingFactor |
int |
-1 |
Window Scaling Factor given as a shift count. Valid values are 0..14, and -1 for automatic selection (it chooses the smallest shift count that makes advertisedWindow representable in 16 bits) |
tcp ↗.timestampSupport |
bool |
false |
Timestamps (RFC 1323) support (header option) (TS will be enabled for a connection if both endpoints support it) |
tcp ↗.mss |
int |
536 |
Maximum Segment Size (header option). Default 536 per RFC 1122. |
tcp ↗.msl |
int |
120s |
Maximum Segment Lifetime |
tcp ↗.tcpAlgorithmClass |
string |
“TcpReno” |
|
tcp ↗.dupthresh |
int |
3 |
Used for TcpTahoe, TcpReno, and SACK (RFC 3517) DO NOT change unless you really know what you are doing |
tcp ↗.initialSsthresh |
int |
0xFFFFFFFF |
Initial value for Slow Start threshold used in TahoeRenoFamily. The initial value of ssthresh SHOULD be set arbitrarily high (e.g., to the size of the largest possible advertised window) Without user interaction there is no limit… |
tcp ↗.stopOperationExtraTime |
double |
0s |
Extra time after lifecycle stop operation finished |
tcp ↗.stopOperationTimeout |
double |
2s |
Timeout value for lifecycle stop operation |
tcp ↗.ecnWillingness |
bool |
false |
True if willing to use ECN |
tcp ↗.dctcpGamma |
double |
0.0625 |
A fixed estimation gain for calculating dctcp_alpha (RFC 8257 4.2) |
tcp ↗.pmtudEnabled |
bool |
false |
Path MTU Discovery (RFC 1191, RFC 1981) enabled/disabled |
tcp ↗.pmtudTimeout |
double |
600s |
Time after which the original MSS is restored to probe for increased path MTU (RFC 1191, Section 6.3) |
sctp ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
sctp ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
||
sctp ↗.routingTableModule |
string |
||
sctp ↗.checksumMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
sctp ↗.numGapReports |
int |
3 |
|
sctp ↗.rtoInitial |
double |
3s |
|
sctp ↗.rtoMin |
double |
1s |
|
sctp ↗.rtoMax |
double |
60s |
|
sctp ↗.rtoAlpha |
double |
0.125 |
|
sctp ↗.rtoBeta |
double |
0.250 |
|
sctp ↗.maxBurst |
int |
4 |
|
sctp ↗.maxBurstVariant |
string |
“maxBurst” |
|
sctp ↗.initialWindow |
int |
0 |
|
sctp ↗.assocMaxRetrans |
int |
10 |
|
sctp ↗.pathMaxRetrans |
int |
5 |
|
sctp ↗.maxInitRetrans |
int |
8 |
|
sctp ↗.sackPeriod |
double |
200ms |
|
sctp ↗.sackFrequency |
int |
2 |
|
sctp ↗.reactivatePrimaryPath |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.sendQueueLimit |
int |
0 |
|
sctp ↗.validCookieLifetime |
double |
10s |
|
sctp ↗.enableHeartbeats |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.hbInterval |
double |
30s |
|
sctp ↗.sendHeartbeatsOnActivePaths |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.nagleEnabled |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.naglePoint |
int |
1468 |
|
sctp ↗.fragPoint |
int |
1452 |
Size of a message that has to be fragmented, i.e. maximum size of a fragment |
sctp ↗.fastRecoverySupported |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.sctpAlgorithmClass |
string |
“SctpAlg” |
|
sctp ↗.ccModule |
int |
0 |
RFC4960=0 |
sctp ↗.osbWithHeader |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.RTXMethod |
int |
0 |
0=Once after 3 Sacks; 1=once per RTT; 2=Switch off Fast Retransmit; 3=Always after 3 Sacks |
sctp ↗.ssModule |
int |
0 |
ROUND_ROBIN=0 |
sctp ↗.arwnd |
int |
65535 |
|
sctp ↗.swsLimit |
int |
3000 |
Limit for SWS |
sctp ↗.udpEncapsEnabled |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.natFriendly |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.bytesToAddPerRcvdChunk |
int |
0 |
For flow control |
sctp ↗.bytesToAddPerPeerChunk |
int |
0 |
For flow control |
sctp ↗.tellArwnd |
bool |
false |
For flow control |
sctp ↗.messageAcceptLimit |
int |
0 |
For flow control |
sctp ↗.fairStart |
double |
0s |
|
sctp ↗.fairStop |
double |
0s |
|
sctp ↗.streamsToPaths |
string |
“” |
|
sctp ↗.startEndToEndDelay |
int |
0 |
|
sctp ↗.stopEndToEndDelay |
int |
10 |
|
sctp ↗.throughputInterval |
double |
1 |
|
sctp ↗.auth |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.chunks |
string |
“” |
|
sctp ↗.padding |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.addIP |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.addTime |
double |
0s |
|
sctp ↗.addAddress |
string |
“” |
|
sctp ↗.addIpType |
string |
“0” |
SET_PRIMARY_ADDRESS=49156,ADD_IP_ADDRESS=49153,DELETE_IP_ADDRESS=49154 |
sctp ↗.packetDrop |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.sackNow |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.highSpeedCC |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.checkSackSeqNumber |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.nrSack |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.disableReneging |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.gapReportLimit |
int |
100000000 |
|
sctp ↗.gapListOptimizationVariant |
string |
“none” |
|
sctp ↗.smartOverfullSACKHandling |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.allowQoSTracking |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.qosTrackingInterval |
double |
1.0s |
|
sctp ↗.cmtSendAllVariant |
string |
“normal” |
|
sctp ↗.cmtRetransmissionVariant |
string |
“normal” |
|
sctp ↗.cmtCUCVariant |
string |
“normal” |
|
sctp ↗.cmtBufferSplitVariant |
string |
“none” |
|
sctp ↗.cmtBufferSplittingUsesOSB |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.cmtUseSFR |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.cmtUseDAC |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.cmtUseFRC |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.cmtSmartT3Reset |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.cmtSmartFastRTX |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.cmtSmartReneging |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.cmtSlowPathRTTUpdate |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.cmtChunkReschedulingVariant |
string |
“none” |
|
sctp ↗.cmtChunkReschedulingThreshold |
double |
0.5 |
|
sctp ↗.cmtMovedChunksReduceCwnd |
bool |
true |
|
sctp ↗.movedChunkFastRTXFactor |
double |
2.0 |
|
sctp ↗.cmtSackPath |
string |
“standard” |
|
sctp ↗.strictCwndBooking |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.cmtCCVariant |
string |
“off” |
CMT Congestion Control Variant off = use over every path the default RFC4960 CC (New Reno) lia = First resource pooling congestion control RFC6356 adapted for SCTP - https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc6356/ olia = alternative MPTCP CC, adapted for SCTP- https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-khalili-mptcp-congestion-control-05 cmtrpv1 = First resource pooling based CC for SCTP - https://www.tdr.wiwi.uni-due.de/fileadmin/fileupload/I-TDR/SCTP/Paper/AINA2010.pdf cmtrpv2 = Updated version of cmtrpv1 - https://www.tdr.wiwi.uni-due.de/fileadmin/fileupload/I-TDR/SCTP/Paper/ConTEL2011.pdf |
sctp ↗.cmtCCPathGroups |
string |
“” |
|
sctp ↗.rpPathBlocking |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.rpScaleBlockingTimeout |
bool |
false |
|
sctp ↗.rpMinCwnd |
int |
1 |
|
quic ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
quic ↗.routingTableModule |
string |
Set by StandardHost. |
|
quic ↗.sendZeroRttTokenAsServer |
bool |
false |
|
quic ↗.congestionControl |
string |
“NewReno” |
Sets the congestion control algorithm (NewReno or No). |
quic ↗.accurateIncreaseInNewRenoCongestionAvoidance |
bool |
true |
For NewReno in Congestion Avoidance, if true, increases cwnd after cwnd-acked bytes; if false, increases cwnd on every acked packet by acked_bytes/cwnd. |
quic ↗.sendQueueLimit |
int |
64MB |
Sets the limit of the send queue in bytes. |
quic ↗.sendQueueLowWaterRatio |
double |
.4 |
Defines the send queue low water mark relative to the limit. |
quic ↗.initialMaxData |
int |
15MB |
Connection level flow control credit. Used as own and peer’s value. |
quic ↗.initialMaxStreamData |
int |
6MB |
Stream level flow control credit for any stream (unidirectional, bidirectional local and remote). Used as own and peer’s value. |
quic ↗.maxDataFrameThreshold |
double |
0.5*initialMaxData |
Defines when MaxDataFrame in ConnectionFlowControl will be send. |
quic ↗.maxStreamDataFrameThreshold |
double |
0.5*initialMaxStreamData |
Defines when MaxStreamDataFrame in StreamFlowControl will be send. |
quic ↗.roundConsumedDataValue |
bool |
false |
If true, FlowControlResponder rounds consumedData in streamRcvBuffer to the next packetSize. |
quic ↗.sendMaxDataFramesImmediately |
bool |
false |
If true, a MAX_(STREAM)_DATA frame is sent immediately, after generation. Otherwise, sending the frame is delayed until the sending process starts due to another event. |
quic ↗.bundleAckForNonAckElicitingPackets |
bool |
false |
If true, bundles ack for non-ack-eliciting packets in an outgoing packet. |
quic ↗.numReceivedAckElicitingsBeforeAck |
int |
2 |
Number of ack eliciting packets a receiver waits for, before it sends an ACK, immediately. |
quic ↗.useIBit |
bool |
false |
If true, an ACK frame is sent immediately upon an ack-eliciting packet with the I-Bit set. |
quic ↗.useDplpmtud |
bool |
false |
If true, uses DPLPMTUD (RFC8899) to determine the PMTU. |
quic ↗.maxPmtu |
int |
65535B |
With useDplpmtud, it is used as upper limit for the PMTU search. Without useDplpmtud, the PMTU is set to the minimum of the MTU of the outgoing interface and this value. |
quic ↗.dplpmtudMinPmtu |
int |
0 |
Specifies the minimum PMTU to use (if 0, it uses 1200 B for IPv4 or 1280 B for IPv6 as minimum PMTU). |
quic ↗.dplpmtudMaxProbes |
int |
3 |
Specifies the number of probe packet sent for one candidate before given up. |
quic ↗.dplpmtudUsePtb |
bool |
true |
If true, uses ICMP Packet Too Big (PTB) messages for DPLPMTUD. |
quic ↗.dplpmtudCandidateSequence |
string |
“OptBinary” |
Specifies the sequence of candidates used for the search algorithm of DPLPMTUD (Up, Down, OptUp, Binary, OptBinary, Jump). |
quic ↗.skipPacketNumberForDplpmtudProbePackets |
bool |
false |
Specifies whether to skip a packet number for a DPLPMTUD probe packet in order to avoid ack delay. |
quic ↗.useCwndForParallelProbes |
int |
0 |
If 0, no parallel probe packets; if 1, uses the availbale cwnd to send additional probe packets and if 2 prefers to send probe packets over other packets. |
quic ↗.sendDataDuringInitalDplpmtudBase |
bool |
true |
If false, waits for DPLPMTUD switching initially to SEARCH before start sending application data. |
quic ↗.dplpmtudUsePmtuValidator |
bool |
true |
If true, activates the PMTU Validator that trys to detect when the current PMTU estimation is larger than the actual PMTU. |
quic ↗.pmtuValidatorLostPacketsThreshold |
int |
2 |
Specifies the number of lost data packets before assuming a decreased PMTU. |
quic ↗.pmtuValidatorTimeThreshold |
double |
-1s |
Specifies the time threshold between two lost packets. If negative, pmtuValidatorSrttFactorThreshold is used instead. |
quic ↗.pmtuValidatorSrttFactorThreshold |
int |
1 |
If pmtuValidatorTimeThreshold is negative, this number multiplied by SRTT is used instead. |
quic ↗.pmtuValidatorInvalidOnPersistentCongestion |
int |
1 |
If 0, disabled. If 1, the PMTU validator uses persistent congeation as signal for a decreased PMTU. If 2, only two consecutive persisten congestions used as signal. If 3, … |
quic ↗.reducePacketTimeThreshold |
double |
0s |
Specifies after which time with no acks, packets with reduced size are sent. If zero, packet size reduction is disabled. If negative, reducePacketPtoFactorThreshold is used instead. |
quic ↗.reducePacketPtoFactorThreshold |
int |
3 |
If reducePacketTimeThreshold is negative, this number multiplied by PTO is used instead. |
tn ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
tn ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
tn ↗.forwardServiceRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
tn ↗.forwardProtocolRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
tn ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
tn ↗.serviceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
tn ↗.protocolMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
at ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
at ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
at ↗.forwardServiceRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
at ↗.forwardProtocolRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
at ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
at ↗.serviceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
at ↗.protocolMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
dnPpp ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
string |
“contains %p pk (%l) pushed %u\npulled %o removed %r dropped %d” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
int |
10000 |
Maximum number of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
|
int |
-1b |
Maximum total length of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
|
string |
“inet::queueing::PacketAtCollectionEndDropper” |
Determines which packets are dropped when the queue is overloaded, packets are not dropped by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketDropperFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
|
string |
“” |
Determines the order of packets in the queue, insertion order by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketComparatorFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
|
string |
“” |
Relative module path to the IPacketBuffer module used by this queue, implicit buffer by default |
|
string |
“rate: %b\nsent: %s, rcvd: %r\nqueue: %q, drop: %d” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
The path to the InterfaceTable module |
||
bool |
false |
When true packets are serialized into a sequence of bytes before sending out |
|
int |
4470B |
||
double |
-1s |
Extra time after lifecycle stop operation finished |
|
double |
2s |
Timeout value for lifecycle stop operation |
|
relay.trafficFlowFilter.binderModule |
string |
“binder” |
|
relay.trafficFlowFilter.fastForwarding |
bool |
true |
|
string |
“binder” |
||
int |
31 |
||
int |
31 |
||
rd ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
rd ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
rd ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
nodeControl.binderModule |
string |
“binder” |
|
nodeControl.gtpUserModule |
string |
“^.relay.gtpUser” |
|
nodeControl.trafficFlowFilterModule |
string |
“^.relay.trafficFlowFilter” |
|
nodeControl.ethernetBridgeModule |
string |
“^.ethBridge.sessionMux” |
The node’s Ethernet session bridge (see EthernetSessionBridge), if it has one |
nodeControl.unstructuredPrefix |
string |
“” |
The prefix the N6 addresses of Unstructured sessions are allocated from, e.g. “2001:db8:5::/64” or “10.5.0.0/16”; empty = the node anchors no Unstructured session (see the main comment) |
nodeControl.unstructuredServer |
string |
“” |
The application server the Unstructured sessions’ uplink goes to: a module path relative to the network, resolved in the family of unstructuredPrefix |
nodeControl.unstructuredServerPort |
int |
-1 |
The UDP port of unstructuredServer the uplink goes to; must be set for Unstructured sessions |
nodeControl.unstructuredPort |
int |
-1 |
The UDP port the node receives the Unstructured sessions’ downlink on, and sends their uplink from; must be set for Unstructured sessions |
ndResponder.binderModule |
string |
“binder” |
|
ndResponder.linkLocalAddress |
string |
“fe80::1” |
The router’s address on every session’s link |
ndResponder.routerLifetime |
double |
9000s |
Router Lifetime in the Router Advertisements (max 9000s, RFC 4861) |
ndResponder.curHopLimit |
int |
64 |
Cur Hop Limit in the Router Advertisements (0 = unspecified) |
ndResponder.checksumMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
ethBridge.macTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“addr: %a\nvlan: %v” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.macTable ↗.agingTime |
double |
120s |
|
ethBridge.macTable ↗.forwardingTable |
object |
[] |
|
ethBridge.macTable ↗.forwardingTableFile |
string |
“” |
|
ethBridge.macTable ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
||
ethBridge.interfaceTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“{numInterfaces} interfaces” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.interfaceTable ↗.displayAddresses |
bool |
false |
Whether to display IP addresses on links |
ethBridge.sessionMux.interfaceTableModule |
string |
The bridge’s interface table, which the session ports are registered in |
|
ethBridge.sessionMux.macTableModule |
string |
The bridge’s MAC table, flushed of a released session’s port |
|
ethBridge.sessionMux.portModuleType |
string |
“simu5g.corenetwork.ethernetSessionBridge.EthernetSessionPort” |
The module type of the session ports |
ethBridge.sessionMux.portDisplayString |
string |
“p=500,420,row,100;g=sessionPorts” |
Display string of the session ports (their place in the bridge’s layout) |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.fork ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.fork ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.fork ↗.forwardProtocolRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.fork ↗.interfaceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.fork ↗.serviceMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.fork ↗.protocolMapping |
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.reverser ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.reverser ↗.forwardVlan |
bool |
true |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.reverser ↗.forwardPcp |
bool |
true |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.reverser ↗.excludeEncapsulationProtocols |
object |
[] |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.join ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“passed %p pk (%l)” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.directionReverser ↗.join ↗.forwardServiceRegistration |
bool |
true |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.interfaceRelay ↗.learner ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.interfaceRelay ↗.learner ↗.macTableModule |
string |
Relative module path of MAC table |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.interfaceRelay ↗.learner ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Relative module path of the interface table |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.interfaceRelay ↗.selector ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.bridging ↗.interfaceRelay ↗.selector ↗.macTableModule |
string |
Relative module path of MAC table |
|
ethBridge.bridging ↗.interfaceRelay ↗.selector ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
Relative module path of interface table |
|
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.socketTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.socketCommandProcessor ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.socketCommandProcessor ↗.socketTableModule |
string |
||
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.macHeaderInserter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.macHeaderInserter ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
||
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.paddingInserter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.paddingInserter ↗.minLength |
int |
||
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.paddingInserter ↗.roundingLength |
int |
1B |
|
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.paddingInserter ↗.insertionPosition |
string |
“back” |
|
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.fcsInserter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.fcsInserter ↗.fcsMode |
string |
“declared” |
|
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.socketPacketProcessor ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.socketPacketProcessor ↗.socketTableModule |
string |
||
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.macHeaderChecker ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“dropped {numDroppedPackets}/{numProcessedPackets} pk ({droppedTotalLength}/{processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.macHeaderChecker ↗.backpressure |
bool |
false |
|
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.macHeaderChecker ↗.interfaceTableModule |
string |
||
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.macHeaderChecker ↗.promiscuous |
bool |
false |
|
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.fcsChecker ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“dropped {numDroppedPackets}/{numProcessedPackets} pk ({droppedTotalLength}/{processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.fcsChecker ↗.backpressure |
bool |
false |
|
ethBridge.ethernet ↗.fcsChecker ↗.popFcs |
bool |
true |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.socketTable ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.socketCommandProcessor ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.socketCommandProcessor ↗.socketTableModule |
string |
||
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderInserter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderInserter ↗.vlanTagType |
string |
“c” |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderInserter ↗.nextProtocol |
string |
“ethernetmac” |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderInserter ↗.defaultVlanId |
int |
-1 |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderInserter ↗.defaultPcp |
int |
-1 |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderInserter ↗.defaultUserPriority |
int |
-1 |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderInserter ↗.defaultDropEligible |
int |
-1 |
<0: unspecified, 0: false, >0: true |
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.socketPacketProcessor ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.socketPacketProcessor ↗.socketTableModule |
string |
||
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderChecker ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“dropped {numDroppedPackets}/{numProcessedPackets} pk ({droppedTotalLength}/{processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderChecker ↗.backpressure |
bool |
false |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderChecker ↗.vlanTagType |
string |
“c” |
|
ethBridge.ieee8021q ↗.qTagHeaderChecker ↗.vlanIdFilter |
object |
[] |
|
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
|
string |
Module path to the InterfaceTable ↗ module |
||
bool |
true |
||
bool |
true |
||
object |
{} |
Maps network interface names to connected submodule names (e.g. {“eth0”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned network interfaces, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ethernetmac”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned services, ? overrides default |
|
object |
{} |
Maps protocols to connected submodule names (e.g. {“ipv4”: “bridging”}), overrides automatically learned dispatching; * overrides all learned protocols, ? overrides default |
|
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“rec: %n pks” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.verbose |
bool |
true |
Whether to log packets on the module output |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.recordEmptyPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if zero length packets are recorded or not |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.enableConvertingPackets |
bool |
true |
Specifies if converting packets to link type is allowed or not |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.pcapFile |
string |
“” |
The PCAP file to be written, suggested value: pcapFile = “${resultdir}/${configname}-#${runnumber}” + fullpath() + “.pcap” |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.fileFormat |
string |
“pcapng” |
|
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.snaplen |
int |
65535 |
Maximum number of bytes to record per packet |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.timePrecision |
int |
6 |
Time precision in recorded file. pcap supports only 6 (usec) or 9 (nanosec), pcapng supports more values (see ‘if_tsresol’ option in pcapng file format). |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpBadFrames |
bool |
true |
Enable dump of frames with hasBitError |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.sendingSignalNames |
string |
“transmissionEnded” |
Space-separated list of outbound packet signals to subscribe to |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.receivingSignalNames |
string |
“receptionEnded” |
Space-separated list of inbound packet signals to subscribe to |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.dumpProtocols |
string |
“ethernetmac ppp ieee80211mac” |
Space-separated list of protocol names as defined in the Protocol class |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.helpers |
string |
“” |
Usable PcapRecorder::IHelper helpers for accept packettype and store/convert packet as specified linktype |
dnEth ↗.pcapRecorder ↗.alwaysFlush |
bool |
false |
Flush the pcapFile after each write to ensure that all packets are captured in case of a crash |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.queue ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“contains %p pk (%l) pushed %u\npulled %o removed %r dropped %d” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.queue ↗.packetCapacity |
int |
-1 |
Maximum number of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.queue ↗.dataCapacity |
int |
-1b |
Maximum total length of packets in the queue, no limit by default |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.queue ↗.dropperClass |
string |
“” |
Determines which packets are dropped when the queue is overloaded, packets are not dropped by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketDropperFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.queue ↗.comparatorClass |
string |
“” |
Determines the order of packets in the queue, insertion order by default; the parameter must be the name of a C++ class which implements the IPacketComparatorFunction C++ interface and is registered via Register_Class |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.queue ↗.bufferModule |
string |
“” |
Relative module path to the IPacketBuffer module used by this queue, implicit buffer by default |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.server ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“served %p pk (%l)” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.server ↗.serveSchedulingPriority |
int |
0 |
Specifies the FES scheduling priority for the extra event that is pulling the packet, -1 means no extra event |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.direction |
string |
“undefined” |
|
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.signalName |
string |
||
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.fcsChecker ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“dropped {numDroppedPackets}/{numProcessedPackets} pk ({droppedTotalLength}/{processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.fcsChecker ↗.backpressure |
bool |
false |
|
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.fcsChecker ↗.popFcs |
bool |
false |
|
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.direction |
string |
“undefined” |
|
dnEth ↗.macLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.signalName |
string |
||
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.phyHeaderInserter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.interFrameGapInserter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“delayed %p pk (%l)\nifg: %g” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.interFrameGapInserter ↗.clockModule |
string |
“” |
Relative path of a module that implements IClock; optional |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.interFrameGapInserter ↗.initialChannelBusy |
bool |
false |
Assume that the channel was busy before the simulation started |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.interFrameGapInserter ↗.duration |
double |
96s / dropUnit(parent.bitrate) |
|
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.direction |
string |
“undefined” |
|
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.outboundEmitter ↗.signalName |
string |
||
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.transmitter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.transmitter ↗.clockModule |
string |
“” |
Relative path of a module that implements IClock; optional |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.transmitter ↗.datarate |
double |
parent.bitrate |
|
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.phyHeaderChecker ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“dropped {numDroppedPackets}/{numProcessedPackets} pk ({droppedTotalLength}/{processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.phyHeaderChecker ↗.backpressure |
bool |
false |
|
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.packetFilter |
object |
“*” |
Which packets are considered, matches all packets by default |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.direction |
string |
“undefined” |
|
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.inboundEmitter ↗.signalName |
string |
||
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.receiver ↗.displayStringTextFormat |
string |
“processed {numProcessedPackets} pk ({processedTotalLength})” |
Determines the text that is written on top of the submodule, supports displaying pars, watches, and module-specific information |
dnEth ↗.phyLayer ↗.receiver ↗.datarate |
double |
parent.bitrate |
Source code¶
//
// Implements the 5G Core User Plane Function (UPF).
//
// The UPF is responsible for packet routing and forwarding, packet inspection, and (de)tunneling according to GTP.
// The core network can contain multiple UPFs. Intermediate UPFs, which are not connected to an external Data Network,
// act like IP routers in the current version.
// Allows the connection of mobile terminals to external data networks or other 5G network elements through GTP tunneling.
//
// The N6 interface toward the data network (dnPpp, on the dnPppg gate) belongs to this user
// plane: it is not in the node's interface table, so the node's own network layer (the stack
// of the core network) neither sees nor uses it, and the address configurator gives it no
// address.
//
// The N6 Ethernet interface (dnEth, on the dnEthg gate, with hasEthernetBridge) is a port of
// the ~EthernetSessionBridge (ethBridge), registered in the bridge's own interface table.
//
// The relay reaches the N6 interface, the ~EthernetSessionBridge (ethBridge) and the
// ~Ipv6NdResponder (ndResponder) through the rd message dispatcher, by service (see ~GtpUser).
//
module Upf extends ApplicationLayerNodeBase
{
parameters:
@display("i=abstract/switch;bgb=1700,1125");
@figure[userPlane](type=rectangle; pos=1275,5; size=400,437; fillColor=#ff8000; lineColor=#808080; cornerRadius=5; fillOpacity=0.1);
@figure[userPlane.title](type=text; pos=1670,10; anchor=ne; text="user plane");
@figure[n6Interfaces](type=rectangle; pos=1275,458; size=400,660; fillColor=#00ffff; lineColor=#808080; cornerRadius=5; fillOpacity=0.1);
@figure[n6Interfaces.title](type=text; pos=1670,463; anchor=ne; text="N6 interfaces");
@figure[submodules];
string nodeType = default("UPF"); // Do NOT change!
string gateway = default("");
bool hasNdResponder = default(false); // Answer the IPv6 Neighbor Discovery of the UEs' sessions (needed when UEs run IPv6), see ~Ipv6NdResponder
bool hasEthernetBridge = default(false); // Anchor Ethernet PDU sessions: the node's Ethernet bridge and N6 Ethernet link (dnEthg), see ~EthernetSessionBridge
forwarding = default(true);
multicastForwarding = default(false);
dnEth.interfaceTableModule = absPath(".ethBridge.interfaceTable"); // A port of the Ethernet session bridge, not an interface of the node's network layer
gates:
// This gate is used for the UPF connected to the external data network
// it must be left unconnected for intermediate UPFs
inout dnPppg @loose @labels(PppFrame-conn);
// The N6 Ethernet link of the Ethernet PDU sessions (with hasEthernetBridge)
inout dnEthg @loose @labels(EtherFrame-conn);
submodules:
dnPpp: PppInterface {
parameters:
interfaceTableModule = ""; // Not an interface of the node's network layer: the user plane's N6 end
displayStringTextFormat = "";
@display("p=1375,975");
}
relay: UserPlaneRelay {
parameters:
@display("p=1125,75");
ownerType = parent.nodeType;
gateway = parent.gateway;
}
rd: MessageDispatcher {
parameters:
@display("p=1475,450;b=380,5,,,,1");
serviceMapping = {"ipv4": "dnPpp", "ipv6": "dnPpp"}; // The data network; the optional modules register their services
protocolMapping = {"ipv4": "relay", "ipv6": "relay", "ethernetmac": "relay"};
forwardServiceRegistration = false;
forwardProtocolRegistration = false;
}
nodeControl: UserPlaneNodeControl {
parameters:
@display("p=125,400;is=s");
nodeType = parent.nodeType;
gateway = parent.gateway;
}
ndResponder: Ipv6NdResponder if hasNdResponder {
parameters:
@display("p=1550,225");
}
ethBridge: EthernetSessionBridge if hasEthernetBridge {
parameters:
@display("p=1575,700");
}
dnEth: <default("LayeredEthernetInterface")> like IEthernetInterface if hasEthernetBridge {
parameters:
@display("p=1575,975");
}
connections:
relay.socketOut --> at.in++;
relay.socketIn <-- at.out++;
relay.userDataOut --> { @display("m=h,v"); } --> rd.in++;
rd.out++ --> { @display("m=v,h"); } --> relay.userDataIn;
rd.out++ --> dnPpp.upperLayerIn;
dnPpp.upperLayerOut --> rd.in++;
rd.out++ --> ndResponder.in if hasNdResponder;
ndResponder.out --> rd.in++ if hasNdResponder;
rd.out++ --> ethBridge.sessionIn if hasEthernetBridge;
ethBridge.sessionOut --> rd.in++ if hasEthernetBridge;
ethBridge.lowerLayerOut --> dnEth.upperLayerIn if hasEthernetBridge;
dnEth.upperLayerOut --> ethBridge.lowerLayerIn if hasEthernetBridge;
dnEth.phys <--> { @display("m=s"); } <--> dnEthg if hasEthernetBridge;
dnPpp.phys <--> { @display("m=s"); } <--> dnPppg;
}
File: src/simu5g/nodes/Upf.ned