I am not too sure about your implementation, but if I add a comment about agent things in your question, you may need to modify your dumb agent's sink (e.g., dumb-sink.cc) as it could respond to other sending agent's packets. (Assuming that you have your dumb agent for sending part and receiving part; for example, dumb.cc and dumb-sink.cc.)
For example, when we implement another type of congestion control module using ns-2, we sometimes may need to modify tcp-sink.cc as the original TCP agent can understand (and respond) my own agent's packet transmission. SH- On 12/29/05, Myung-Ah Park <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I want to build an agent which is a Poisson traffic generator on top of MAC > layer. > I do not need any routing module since traffic in my simulation is local, > meaning that the destination of a packet is one of neighbors of a given node. > (random traffic per packet basis) > > With my little knowledge, if I use built-in Poisson traffic module, I have to > attach traffic sink and source, which I do not want because of traffic type > > So, I made an agent like Ping example which directly accessed "LL" target and > configured a node with "Dumb-agent" for routing. > The current situation is that an agent can send packets, but can not receive > packets from other agents. > I think it is because dumb-agent is not hooked to my agent. > How can I make a hook between dumb-agent and my agent. > I am a beginner. Please help me out. > > If you have a better idea of implementing my work, please post it. > Thank you. > > Myung > > > > > > --------------------------------- > Yahoo! Shopping > Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Yahoo! Shopping >
