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Teaching and Learning with Mininet
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The following programming assignments are based on the ones we use(d) in Stanford CS144 'An Introduction to Computer Networks'. Mininet is used to emulate the network topology in these exercises:
- Simple Router - Implementing a simple IP router
- Network Address Translator (NAT) - Implementing a simple Network Address Translator
- Pee-Wee OSPF (PWOSPF) - Implementing a simple link state routing protocol
- BufferBloat - A simple (potentially in-class) lab exercise to observe the buffer bloat problem using Mininet
- MAC Address Table Overflow Attack - A demonstration on MAC address table overflow attack
- DHCP Masquerade Attack - A demonstration of DHCP masquerade attack
- BGP Path Hijacking Attack Demo - A demonstration of BGP path hijacking attack
As a project in Stanford's CS244 - 'Advanced Topics in Networking' students recreated published networking research experiments in the Mininet environment.
- Reproducible Networking Experiments using Mininet
- Reproducible Network Experiments using Container-Based Emulation Our paper describing the above.
If you have developed assignments using Mininet, please feel free to add to this page.
SIGCOMM 2014 Tutorial: Teaching Computer Networking with Mininet