Simple Module ArpHost

Package: org.mixim.modules.netw
File: modules/netw/ArpHost.ned

Uses host index as network and MAC address.

It assumes that hosts are declared as an array of NED modules, and returns for both the level 2 and level 3 addresses, the index of the current host in this array.

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Extends:

BaseArp (simple module)

Module which is responsible for Addressresolution

Used in compound modules:

If a module type shows up more than once, that means it has been defined in more than one NED file.

Host802154_2400MHz (compound module)	This NED module defines a host using an IEEE 802.15.4 transceiver at 2.4GHz for wireless communications, that can be used to simulate wireless sensor networks.
Host802154A (compound module)	This host NED module models a host using an IEEE 802.15.4A correlation receiver.
HostBMAC (compound module)	Example host module using a BMAC Network interface card.
HostLMAC (compound module)	Example host module using a LMAC Network interface card.

Parameters:

Name	Type	Default value	Description
notAffectedByHostState	bool	true
coreDebug	bool		debug switch for the core framework
debug	bool	false	enable debugging for this module
offset	int	0	Adds an offset to node addresses

Properties:

Name	Value	Description
class	ArpHost

Source code:

// Uses host index as network and MAC address.
//
// It assumes that hosts are declared as an array of NED modules,
// and returns for both the level 2 and level 3 addresses, the
// index of the current host in this array.
simple ArpHost extends BaseArp
{
    parameters:
        @class(ArpHost);
        bool debug = default(false); 	// enable debugging for this module
        int offset = default(0);  		// Adds an offset to node addresses
}