Getting started with Netglub

« The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began, Now far ahead the Road has gone »
The Fellowship of the Ring, R.R. Tolkien

What you need to know before using neglub.

Entities :

These atomic pieces of information are yet these organized in 2 topics:

Infrastructure repository:

• Dns name

• Domain name

• Ip Adress

• Ip Subnetwork

• Message Exchanger record

• Name server Record

• Url

• Website

Personnal :

• Email adress

• Person

• Phrase

Transforms :

These request that discover entities from input entities. Obviously these entities must have direct an logical links.

you should have a look to the reference guide.

My first transform

1.Create your graph

First open a new graph (File > New) or new document icon
You have now a « Default Graph 1.ng » tab, that you should change to organize your future tabs !

e.g : Let’s name it « my first graph.ng », you can perform this with (File > Save |File > Save as…).

2.Choose your entities :

Drag and drop an entity from the palette window to your graph.
You have to fill the dialog box with entity properties.

e.g :
a. Drag and drop entity ‘Domain name’ to your graph.
b. Fill ‘Domain name’ name and surname in the text area, « google.com »

3. Apply transform :

Right-click your entity an choose a transform or all the transforms to apply

e.g :
a. On your ‘domain name’ entity and apply ‘Default>To Domaine name [TLD]‘:
b. you get every google national domain name.

4.Grabbing further open source information:

Following our example, Right-click on ‘google.com’ then choose the (Apply all transforms)
Wait till it shake… and Enjoy !

Tips:
You can select whether with a standard mouse, but you will appreciate using the search and select feature that allow you to select a kind of entity in order to apply it dedicated transforms (have a look at the google icon).