Raddle

Raddle is a network emulation framework that is particularly useful for testing network management systems or providing education on how to use them effectively. The program's most significant feature is its SNMP agent emulation, which can be controlled through template files based on data from genuine devices. Additionally, the program offers a configuration library that allows users to modify static data with new interface definitions and other changes at runtime.

Another notable feature of Raddle is its ability to generate Honeyd configurations. While linking with SNMP agents currently requires manual effort, future plans call for a more integrated system. It's worth noting that Raddle is distributed and licensed according to the MIT License.