NESi
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NESi simulates network devices, specifically DSLAMs from vendors such as Alcatel, Huawei and KeyMile, by emulating the device OS and configurable hardware (number of network cards, ports and connected CPEs). Users can modify OS settings, enable/disable ports, limit port traffic and manage devices via a GUI. Future plans include integrating snmpsim (a Python SNMP call simulator) into the framework.
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