This is the [B]ag [O]f [N]etgraph [E]xtensions utilities package is an evolving
set of extra netgraph(4) utilities to simplify using the kernel modules in
net/bone-kmods. Additionally it provides a very simple rc(8) script which
re-names interfaces to match whatever you named them in your ngctl.conf.
At present this module provides the following:
* netgraph rc(8) script that keeps ifconfig(8)/ngctl(8) in agreement on nodes
that present a network interface (ng_eiface(4), ng_ether(4), ng_iface(4)).
* jeiface script to create an ng_eiface(4) in a jail giving it the name and
optional MAC you request.
* ncpcap(8) connectes to nodes to capture traffic. It is meant to have its
output piped to tcpdump(1)
* ngportal(8) is the fast and simple way to connect to vnets using netgraph.
See manpages for more details and example usage. This package needs the correct
version of net/bone-kmods for your system. Most users want the default flavor:
pkg install bone-kmods
If you built your kernel with INVARIANTS (the default in CURRENT), use the
@invariants flavor:
pkg install bone-kmods-invariants
If you choose to enable netgraph in your rc.conf, don't forget
to add the following to your loader.conf:
netgraph_load="YES"
ng_ether_load="YES"
If those are not loaded before any physical network interface
drivers, they will not be available for ngctl(8) to configure.
This package needs the correct version of net/bone-kmods for your system. Most
users want the default flavor:
pkg install bone-kmods
If you built your kernel with INVARIANTS (the default in CURRENT), use the
@invariants flavor:
pkg install bone-kmods-invariants
net/bone-utils: Add port
This is the [B]ag [O]f [N]etgraph [E]xtensions utilities package is an evolving
set of extra netgraph(4) utilities to simplify using the kernel modules in
net/bone-kmods. Additionally it provides a very simple rc(8) script which
re-names interfaces to match whatever you named them in your ngctl.conf.
At present this module provides the following:
* netgraph rc(8) script that keeps ifconfig(8)/ngctl(8) in agreement on nodes
that present a network interface (ng_eiface(4), ng_ether(4), ng_iface(4)).
* jeiface script to create an ng_eiface(4) in a jail giving it the name and
optional MAC you request.
* ncpcap(8) connectes to nodes to capture traffic. It is meant to have its
output piped to tcpdump(1)
* ngportal(8) is the fast and simple way to connect to vnets using netgraph.
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D56744
