PyDECnet - A DECnet router written in Python

PyDECnet - A DECnet router written in Python. PyDECnet is a DECnet router written in Python which is able to communicate over various types of connections and links.

As such, it is very good for creating connectivity between different places without causing any scalability problems or issues with different types of systems, versions or actual technologies used to communicate with the systems.

PyDECnet was written by, and is mantained by Paul Koning <paulkoning@comcast.net>.

In order to use PyDECnet, you need to get it, configure it, and run it. Actually pretty simple, but it does require that you have Python3 installed on your system.

PyDECnet can communicate over the following types of links:

Ethernet
Multinet over UDP
Multinet over TCP
Simh DMC
Serial ports using DDCMP
Ethernet over bridge
Ethernet over GRE

PyDECnet is managed on github, and you can check out the latest version from there:

https://github.com/pkoning2/pydecnet

Note that you might not want the main branch...