Python visual.label() Examples

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Example #1
Source File: inet.py    From kamene with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def __init__(self, nquery=1, target=''):
        self._nquery = nquery		# Number or traceroute queries
        self._ntraces = 1		# Number of trace runs
        self._iface = ''		# Interface to use for trace
        self._gw = ''			# Default Gateway IPv4 Address for trace
        self._netprotocol = 'TCP'  # MTR network protocol to use for trace
        self._target = target		# Session targets
        self._exptrg = []		# Expanded Session targets
        self._host2ip = {}		# Target Host Name to IP Address
        self._ip2host = {}		# Target IP Address to Host Name
        self._tcnt = 0			# Total Trace count
        self._tlblid = []		# Target Trace label IDs
        self._res = []			# Trace Send/Receive Response Packets
        self._ures = []			# Trace UnResponse Sent Packets
        self._ips = {}			# Trace Unique IPv4 Addresses
        self._hops = {}			# Traceroute Hop Ranges
        self._rt = []			# Individual Route Trace Summaries
        self._ports = {}		# Completed Targets & Ports
        self._portsdone = {}		# Completed Traceroutes & Ports
        self._rtt = {}			# Round Trip Times (msecs) for Trace Nodes
        self._unknownlabel = incremental_label('"Unk%i"')
        self._asres = conf.AS_resolver  # Initial ASN Resolver
        self._asns = {}			# Found AS Numbers for the MTR session
        self._asds = {}			# Associated AS Number descriptions
        self._unks = {}			# Unknown Hops ASN IP boundaries
        self._graphdef = None
        self._graphasres = 0
        self._graphpadding = 0

    #
    # Get the protocol name from protocol integer value.
    #
    #  proto - Protocol integer value.
    #
    #   Returns a string value representing the given integer protocol.
Example #2
Source File: inet.py    From arissploit with GNU General Public License v3.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def __init__(self, nquery = 1, target = ''):
        self._nquery = nquery		# Number or traceroute queries
        self._ntraces = 1		# Number of trace runs 
        self._iface = ''		# Interface to use for trace
        self._gw = ''			# Default Gateway IPv4 Address for trace
        self._netprotocol = 'TCP'	# MTR network protocol to use for trace
        self._target = target		# Session targets
        self._exptrg = []		# Expanded Session targets
        self._host2ip = {}		# Target Host Name to IP Address
        self._ip2host = {}		# Target IP Address to Host Name
        self._tcnt = 0			# Total Trace count
        self._tlblid = []		# Target Trace label IDs
        self._res = []			# Trace Send/Receive Response Packets
        self._ures = []			# Trace UnResponse Sent Packets
        self._ips = {}			# Trace Unique IPv4 Addresses
        self._hops = {}			# Traceroute Hop Ranges
        self._rt = []			# Individual Route Trace Summaries
        self._ports = {}		# Completed Targets & Ports
        self._portsdone = {}		# Completed Traceroutes & Ports
        self._rtt = {}			# Round Trip Times (msecs) for Trace Nodes
        self._unknownlabel = incremental_label('"Unk%i"')
        self._asres = conf.AS_resolver	# Initial ASN Resolver
        self._asns = {}			# Found AS Numbers for the MTR session
        self._asds = {}			# Associated AS Number descriptions
        self._unks = {}			# Unknown Hops ASN IP boundaries 
        self._graphdef = None
        self._graphasres = 0
        self._graphpadding = 0

    #
    # Get the protocol name from protocol integer value.
    #
    #  proto - Protocol integer value.
    #
    #   Returns a string value representing the given integer protocol.