Teaching computer networks on Chameleon
This repository collects network topologies + configurations for teaching computer networks on Chameleon.
A typical sequence for computer networks using these materials, following Kurose & Ross 8th edition, might be:
- Hello, Chameleon
- Hello, Linux (optional)
- TCP/IP protocol stack (aligned with Chapter 1 in Kurose & Ross )
- Socket programming in Python (Chapter 2-3 in K&R)
- TCP congestion control (Chapter 3 in K&R)
- Static routing (Chapter 4 in K&R)
- Designing subnets (Chapter 4 in K&R)
- ARP (Chapter 6 in K&R)
- Secure networked applications (Chapter 8 in K&R)
- Network layer security (Chapter 8 in K&R)
You can also find these materials on Github at: https://github.com/teaching-on-testbeds/chameleon-education/
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 2231984.
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