Hi Tatiana, I am also looking for the answer to the same question.
In my simulation I need to send TCP ACKs on a different route as compared to the TCP data packets. Since I am using wireless MAC the concept of link does not apply there. Hence, the routing related command does not apply to my scenario. Which means I will have to hack in the code to force the ACK packets to take a specific path. As of now I am not sure how to do that. However, I read in the manual that all the route specific commands use link concept. The link concept is applicable to wired scenarios. I believe if you are using wired links then it should be possible to use "rtproto manual" or "rtproto static" or something similar to achieve the forced routing of the ACKs. I hope this helps. Regards, -Rafiq. --- On Tue, 9/30/08, Tatiana Polishchuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > From: Tatiana Polishchuk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [ns] TCP ACKs - change route > To: [email protected] > Date: Tuesday, September 30, 2008, 1:28 AM > I remember I saw related question in the list, but without > answer. > I'm trying to send the ACKs for the TCP packets using > specific routes. In > the tcp-sink.cc module there is a function ack() which > sends ACK packets > using send(P, 0) method. Does anybody know where the > function is defined > and there the destination for the packed is specified? > Please, help.
