BRamble is a web-based administration system for 6LoWPAN border-routers. It provides setup and diagnostic tools to easily deploy 6LoWPAN networks.

• RPL network visualization

  • queries routing information from nodes implmenting rplinfo CoAP resources

• Automatic IPv6 network configuration

  • bridge configuration via tunslip6 and erbr
  • global tunnel configuration via TSP
    • Lowpan.com
    • Freenet6 (Gogo6)

• Radio managment

  • automatic firmware loading

• Settings
• Radio
• Mesh 1
• Mesh 2
• Mesh 3
• Mesh 4

Please see the wiki for detailed development details. If you need help, please ask questions in the issue tracker.

git clone https://github.com/malvira/bramble.git

On a debian/ubuntu machine, the following should get you pretty close:

apt-get update 
apt-get install cython libjs-jquery python-flask python-pip python-dev ipv6calc
pip install Flask-OpenID Flask-Login Flask-Principal Flask-Bcrypt Flask-Mako IPy gevent-socketio

See also the advanced scripts in:

bramble/files/debian/install-debian.sh bramble/files/arch/install-arch.sh

These scripts will setup nginx and automatically start BRamble etc... READ THROUGH THEM BEFORE RUNNING ON YOUR SYSTEM

git clone https://github.com/SiteSupport/gevent.git
cd gevent
python setup.py build
python setup.py install

BRabmle currently uses coap-client from libcoap.

Currently mainline contiki implements coap-08 in erbium (used by erbr and rplinfo). To get the latest version of libcoap that works with with this version of erbium:

git clone git://libcoap.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/libcoap/libcoap
cd libcoap
git checkout a662f73
autoconf
./configure
make
cp examples/coap-client /usr/local/bin

If you are using econotags or mc13224vs with bramble you will need mc1322x-load (the C version and not the perl script):

/contiki/cpu/mc1322x/tools$ gcc mc1322x-load.c -o mc1322x-load
sudo cp mc1322x-load /usr/local/bin

and probably bbmc (esp. if you are using PC w/econotag):

sudo apt-get install libftdi-dev
/contiki/cpu/mc1322x/tools/ftditools$ make
sudo cp bbmc /usr/local/bin

You should just need tunslip6 in a executable place.

See the files directory for details on how to configure your particular distribution.

In particular,

only necessary if you are using a TSP tunnel

A suitable gogoc template must be present in the BRamble search path (default: ['/etc/gogoc', '/var/cache/bradmin', '/etc/lowpan', '/usr/local/etc/lowpan', '.']

This script needs to be in your path somewhere. E.g.:

cp ./files/debian/bin/getbripv6.sh /usr/local/bin

cd bramble/web
python runserver.py

This will print initalization information to the screen while the border-router is loaded with firmware, tunslip is connected, and gogoc aquires a tunnel. It will also start the BRamble webserver.

If all goes well, point your browser to localhost the default password is default.

BRamble is released under GPLv3.