pyNIC
This project is an interface written using C Python API to provide information about Network Interface Cards.
Documentation
Currently, all documentation can be accessed in project’s GitHub page.
Dependencies
You must install the Python headers.
On Debian and Ubuntu:
$ sudo apt-get install python-dev
Installation
sudo python setup.py install
Support
This project should support Python 2.x and 3.x in every Linux. However, it was tested only on Python 2.7 and 3.4.
What’s new
Support Python 3.x
Added repr e str functions
Fixed some bugs
Increased reliability
Added functions to change addresses
What’s new 0.5
Removed set functions
Added getter and setter as class properties
Added constants
What’s new 0.6
Added setter for name
Added hardware address validation for both length format
Added setter for hardware address, but it is working just for 17 length format
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