NetEmul

NetEmul is a network emulator software program developed by Semenov Pavel and Omilaeva Anastasia. The software allows users to simulate and test different network configurations in a controlled virtual environment. NetEmul is a useful tool for network administrators, developers, and students who want to experiment with different network topologies and protocols without the need for physical equipment.

The software comes with a user-friendly interface and a variety of features, including the ability to create custom network topologies, configure different networking protocols and technologies, and generate traffic between nodes. NetEmul also supports various routing protocols such as OSPF, BGP, and PBR, making it an ideal tool for testing routing configurations.

The program supports various virtual machines, such as VirtualBox, VMware and KVM, allowing users to create virtual networks that behave like real networks. The software also allows users to monitor network performance metrics such as latency, throughput, packet loss, and jitter.

NetEmul is an open-source project published under the GPL license. The software is constantly updated with new features, bug fixes and performance enhancements thanks to a dedicated community of contributors. If you're looking for a reliable network emulator tool that offers versatility and easy accessibility, NetEmul is an excellent choice.

• Advantages:
• • User-friendly interface
  • Supports different virtual machines
  • Customizable network topologies
  • Supports various routing protocols
  • Performance monitoring tools available
• Disadvantages:
• • May require some technical expertise to use advanced features
  • Limited documentation available