Can you post here your tcl script, that way you could analyse better the results!
Luís Barreto On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 11:01 AM, coorasse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi all! > I've got a problem simulating a network with 1000 nodes. > I've a tcl script that simulate a network with many nodes moving all > around. > When I analyze the trace file with up to 100 nodes, the results look > correct, but with 500 or 1000 nodes I can't get correct results. > For example that's are the results for traffic between node 0 and node 1 > with AODV protocol: > 50 nodes (1500x300): > send = 3772.00 > MACpacketSend = 11645.00 > recv = 3664.00 > routingpkts = 8239.00 > PacketDeliveryRatio = 97.14 > NormalizedRoutingLoad = 2.25 > RoutingOverheads = 2.18 > AverageHopCounts = 3.09 > > 100 nodes(2121x424): > send = 3796.00 > MACpacketSend = 13169.00 > recv = 3672.00 > routingpkts = 16640.00 > PacketDeliveryRatio = 96.73 > NormalizedRoutingLoad = 4.53 > RoutingOverheads = 4.38 > AverageHopCounts = 3.47 > > 1000nodes(6704x1342): > send = 716.00 > MACpacketSend = 4759.00 > recv = 610.00 > routingpkts = 124574.00 > PacketDeliveryRatio = 85.20 > NormalizedRoutingLoad = 204.22 > RoutingOverheads = 173.99 > AverageHopCounts = 6.65 > > Obviously the last results are not correct cause node 0 can't send just 716 > packets...or I'm wrong? > I attach also the awk script I use to analize results. > http://www.nabble.com/file/p20514322/parameters-aodv.awkparameters-aodv.awk > > Please help me retrieving correct results, thanks. > Alessandro > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Large-network-simulation-problem-tp20514322p20514322.html > Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
