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http://localhost/cgi-bin/nn.gigEnn.pl html-based wansim gui
- WanSim Gui Features
- This html wansim gui is experimental
- You must still configure your wansim initially thru the default RS232 console
- This is a live wansim demo ... however we do not execute ip# changes on our demo
- 2011.1127 New html-based GUI Options
- Added Jumbo Packet Option for MTU ( gigEnn-OC12 only, aka intel gigE drivers )
- Added AutoNegotiate, Full duplex, Half duplex for ethernet configuration
- half duplex only works on 100Mbit drivers
- Added license acceptance option via gui
- Added password change option via gui
- 2009.0617 Original Release
- Typical Wansim Connectivity
Default Bridge mode between Net2 and Net1 .. no ip# required
Router mode requires ip# defined on Net2 and Net1
Wansim gui on Net0 ( aka Mgmt0 ): ip#, gateway, DNS, etc
Password-less wansim gui on RS232 console ( 9600-8-N-1 )
- Change Your Default Passwords
- All default passwords are defined in the gigEnn manuals
- CAUTION: The wansim GUI does NOT run https , therefore,
the new password defined via this GUI is trivially sniffable - Changing Password is provided in this html-based GUI for convenience only
- As always, you should still continue to define wansim passwords via rs232 console
- IPv6 Features
- You can test IPv6 locally between any two IPv6 nodes
- note, you will still need a local ( 6to4 or point-to-point ) IPv6 tunnel for a simple 2 host IPv6 test
- IPv6 Addresses is supported on the Management port, Net1 and Net2 ports
- ?? Net1 and Net2 IPv6 address is only in router mode .. no IPv6 address needed in bridge mode ??
- 2002:/8 ( 6to4 ) addresses
- 2001:/32 ( point-to-point ) addresses
- fe80:/64 ( MAC/EU64 ) addresses
- ffff:/128 ( dot-quad ) addresses
- To get to the real outside IPv6 world, you will need either a tunnel from a IPv6 Tunnel Broker or native IPv6 from your ISP
- Test your IPv6 local LAN with some of the IPv6 capable websites
- You can test IPv6 locally between any two IPv6 nodes
- This html gui supports the following gigEnn wansim parameters
Hostname can be changed from "Edit gigEnn Config" BridgeMode-RouterMode can be toggled from "Edit gigEnn Config" Bandwidth Limit 1540 KBit/s
45 Mbit/s
155 Mbit/s ( gigEnn-OC12 )0 is no bandwidth limit RTT Latency any number from 0 to 900 ms Packet Loss any floating point number from 0.0000001 to 0.99 Queue Size any number, typically 50 slots, 75 KBytes 0 queue size is infinite queue MTU 1500Byte default 9000Byte Jumbo packets for gigE em0/em1 drivers BDP Bandwidth Delay Product = BW * rtt
- End of html GUI ( http://192.168.1.101 aka http://T3.gigEnn.net )
