The INET Framework is suited for simulations of wired, wireless and ad-hoc networks. Beyond IP and UDP/TCP there is 802.11, Ethernet, PPP, IPv6, OSPF, RIP, MPLS with LDP and RSVP-TE signalling, and several other protocols.

Documentation, tutorials: click "Home" icon above.

For patches, see the OMNeT++ Wiki:

http://www.omnetpp.org/pmwiki/index.php?n=Main.INETFramework

Changes since 20060330:

- added new 802.11 model which also supports infrastructure mode; see NetworkInterfaces/Ieee80211.

- improvements on the wireless infrastructure: support for multiple channels and channel switching by NICs; account for finite radio wave propagation speed

- added Ieee80211Radio which supersedes SnrEval80211 and Decider80211.

- added EtherDuplexMAC, a simplified Ethernet implementation for full duplex point-to-point operation mode when CSMA/CD is not in use.

- makefiles within Examples/ have been largely unnecessary because all simulations just invoke bin/INET. Realizing these makefiles have been confusing to many people, they got removed now. The target to generate them is still present in makemakefiles in case someone needs it.

- several other fixes