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A command line tool used to create synthetic network profiles and synthetic hosts in JSON.

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gensynet's Issues

Crash occurs for large values of host count

Reported by @cglewis
This function seemed to crash sometimes when divvying up hosts among a variable number of subnets.

>>> gensynet.randomize_subnet_breakdown(1000, 104, 150)
DEBUG: subnet count: 150    nodes left: 850
DEBUG: subnet count: 114    nodes left: 736
DEBUG: subnet count: 125    nodes left: 611
DEBUG: subnet count: 116    nodes left: 495
DEBUG: subnet count: 144    nodes left: 351
DEBUG: subnet count: 141    nodes left: 210
DEBUG: subnet count: 125    nodes left: 85
DEBUG: looping with s=1, count=114, left=85
DEBUG: looping with s=0, count=150, left=84
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/Users/achang/Projects/gensynet/gensynet.py", line 324, in randomize_subnet_breakdown
    subnets.remove(s)
ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list

"VOIP" and "UNKNOWN" are inverted when customizing node distributions

Just ran into this today when generating a data set. When it first generates totals and then prompts you to reset the distribution you see:
...
VOIP phone : 0
Unknown : 160
Manually reset the above Device Role Distribution? [No]: yes

...but then it presents "Unknown" before "VOIP" which through me off:
Unknown (MAX=191) [160]:
VOIP phone (MAX=31) [0]: 31

Can we make these uniform?

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