It would depend of what you want to do. I am using UDP and CBR in a
manual topology that I generated. There are some tools to automatic
generate a big number of nodes but I have not tested yet. Now my attacks
are confined to a small network.-as brij wrote: > Dear all > > please guide me to implement DDos attacks in ns2. if anybody working in same > area please reply. > > thanks > > B B Gupta, Member, IEEE > Research Scholar > Electronics & Computer Engg.Deptt. > IIT,ROORKEE > Web: http://gupta.brij.googlepages.com > mail id: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > On 24/11/2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Welcome to posting to the ns-users mailing list! >> >> We automatically send this message to every new person who sends mail >> to the list. You should only receive it once. My apologies if the >> program contacts you twice, perhaps because you have multiple e-mail >> addresses or send mail from multiple machines. >> >> If you are an experienced ns-user who simply has not posted since we >> started using this responder, our apologies for inconveniencing you >> with this message. 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