qida/n2n repository overview

docker rm -f supernode
docker run -d \
  --name=supernode \
  --privileged=true \
  --net=host \
  qida/n2n supernode -p 7654 -M -f

docker rm -f edge1
docker run -d \
  --name=edge \
  --privileged=true \
  --net=host \
  qida/n2n edge -a 10.0.0.1 -c mynetwork -k mysecretpass -l server_ip:7654 -f

docker rm -f edge2
docker run -d \
  --name=edge \
  --privileged=true \
  --net=host \
  qida/n2n edge -a 10.0.0.2 -c mynetwork -k mysecretpass -l server_ip:7654 -f

/usr/sbin # supernode -h

Welcome to n2n v.3.1.1-47-ga74435c-dirty for x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
Built on Oct 26 2022 07:28:56
Copyright 2007-2022 - ntop.org and contributors

 general usage:  supernode <config file> (see supernode.conf)

            or   supernode [-p [<local bind ip address>:]<local port>]
                           [-F <federation name>]
 options for under-        [-l <supernode host:port>]
 lying connection          [-m <mac address>] [-M] [-V <version text>]

 overlay network           [-c <community list file>]
 configuration             [-a <net ip>-<net ip>/<cidr suffix>]

 local options             [-f] [-t <management port>]
                           [--management-password <pw>] [-v]
                           [-u <numerical user id>][-g <numerical group id>]

 meaning of the            [-M]  disable MAC and IP address spoofing protection
 flag options              [-f]  do not fork but run in foreground
                           [-v]  make more verbose, repeat as required

 technically, all parameters are optional, but the supernode executable
 requires at least one parameter to run, .e.g. -v or -f, as otherwise a
 short help text is displayed

  -h    shows this quick reference including all available options
 --help gives a detailed parameter description
   man  files for n2n, edge, and superndode contain in-depth information

/usr/sbin # edge -h

Welcome to n2n v.3.1.1-47-ga74435c-dirty for x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
Built on Oct 26 2022 07:28:56
Copyright 2007-2022 - ntop.org and contributors

 general usage:  edge <config file> (see edge.conf)

            or   edge  -c <community name> -l <supernode host:port>
                      [-p [<local bind ip address>:]<local port>]
                      [-T <type of service>] [-D]
 options for under-   [-i <registration interval>] [-L <registration ttl>]
 lying connection     [-k <key>] [-A<cipher>] [-H] [-z<compression>]
                      [-e <preferred local IP address>] [-S<level of solitude>]
                      [--select-rtt]

 tap device and       [-a [static:|dhcp:]<tap IP address>[/<cidr suffix>]]
 overlay network      [-m <tap MAC address>] [-d <tap device name>]
 configuration        [-M <tap MTU>] [-r] [-E] [-I <edge description>]
                      [-J <password>] [-P <public key>] [-R <rule string>]

 local options        [-f] [-t <management port>] [--management-password <pw>]
                      [-v] [-V]
                      [-u <numerical user id>] [-g <numerical group id>]

 environment          N2N_KEY         instead of [-k <key>]
 variables            N2N_COMMUNITY   instead of -c <community>
                      N2N_PASSWORD    instead of [-J <password>]

 meaning of the       [-D]  enable PMTU discovery
 flag options         [-H]  enable header encryption
                      [-r]  enable packet forwarding through n2n community
                      [-E]  accept multicast MAC addresses
            [--select-rtt]  select supernode by round trip time
            [--select-mac]  select supernode by MAC address
                      [-f]  do not fork but run in foreground
                      [-v]  make more verbose, repeat as required
                      [-V]  make less verbose, repeat as required

  -h    shows this quick reference including all available options
 --help gives a detailed parameter description
   man  files for n2n, edge, and superndode contain in-depth information