Open Source Linux Network Simulators
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View 1436 business solutionsBrowse free open source Network Simulators and projects for Linux below. Use the toggles on the left to filter open source Network Simulators by OS, license, language, programming language, and project status.
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Run applications fast and securely in a fully managed environmentRun frontend and backend services, batch jobs, deploy websites and applications, and queue processing workloads without the need to manage infrastructure.
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Combine Jira and SCM data to improve team performanceJellyfish is the leading Engineering Management Platform, providing complete visibility into engineering organizations, the work they do, and how they operate. By analyzing engineering signals from Git and Jira, qualitative team feedback, and contextual business data from roadmapping, incident response, HR, calendar, and collaboration tools, Jellyfish enables engineering leaders to align engineering decisions with business initiatives and deliver the right software, efficiently, on time. With Jellyfish, engineering leaders can focus their teams on what matters most to the business, driving strategic decisions and delivering results.
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Netsim is a mobile ad hoc network simulator targeted at large heterogeneous node configurations. It is written in Java and is easily extensible through its modular concept.
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DNS-DebianNetworkSimulator
D.N.S. - A ready-to-use virtual machine network simulator
D.N.S. - aka Debian Network Simulator - is a Virtual Machine prepared to run as a guest in VirtualBox to emulate complex networks. It is based on Debian Jessie and is built around the well known GNS3 Project. Thanks to D.N.S. you can emulate Cisco and Juniper devices, as well as different kind of servers, to build complex networks for testing purposes or to have an huge help to study for a certifications like CCNA, CCNP, JNCIA and so on. The goal of the project is to provide an easy to use environment to build a virtual laboratory with GNS3 even without be familiar with GNU/Linux and configurations. So, if you are studying for a certification and/or if you want to build your own laboratory to simulate Cisco, Juniper devices and - in general - complex network topologies, you will find in D.N.S. a good friend :D The first public release has been published on Sunday, 9th of February 2014. Please, read the WiKi for details. -
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DYMOUM is an implementation of the DYMO (Dynamic Manet On-demand) routing protocol both for Linux kernel and ns2 network simulator, written in C and C++.
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NS2 Linux is dedicated to improve the Network Simulator (NS-2) to match Linux performance. Planned contents include: an NS-2 module that runs Linux congestion control functions, tutorials on how to run NS-2 to match Linux performance, benchmark for TCP.
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Peer to Peer Recognition Brings Teams TogetherCreate a positive and energetic workplace environment with Motivosity, an innovative employee recognition and engagement platform. With Motivosity, employees can give each other small monetary bonuses for doing great things, promoting trust, collaboration, and appreciation in the workplace. The software solution comes with features such as an open-currency open-reward system, insights and analytics, dynamic organization chart, award programs, milestones, and more.
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For new versions, check https://github.com/Darkkey/javaNetSim javaNetSim (Java Network Simulator) - it's a fork of a project jFirewallSim. The main goal of javaNetSim is creating a software to simulate various TCP/IP networks based on Ethernet, WiFi, PPP, etc...
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niab - Network In A Box. Create a virtual lab network inside one machine. A lab can include routers, firewalls, clients and servers connected by a network specified by you. [Linux Network Simulator, UML, user mode linux]
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