Hi I want to compare my AODV.tcl including DSDV and DSR the only change I have to make is the set val (rp) from AODV->DSDV and then to DSR.
THNAKS mike ................................................................................................................................... Salahedin wrote: > > Hi, > > I am doing exactly the same and my results are similar to yours. I was > thinking that I have some problems with the tcl or wak file but I am now > starting changing some configuration like node speed to try to get better > statistics. Anyway, can you send me the awk file you used as well as the > traffic and movement specification so I would be able to see if we get the > same results. My email is s_l_h_3[at]yahoo[dot]es > > Thanks > > Haripriya Nair wrote: >> >> >> >> ankur goyal wrote: >>> >>> >>> Hi All, >>> >>> I have written a tcl script and an awk script to evaluate the >>> performance of >>> AODV, DSR and DSDV protocols in terms of average delay and total number >>> of >>> packets received and dropped. But i am getting very absurd results when >>> i >>> run my script to extract the data. >>> >>> My results are as follow: >>> >>> for DSR: >>> >>> Generated Packets = 46904 PACKETS >>> Received Packets = 1227 PACKETS >>> Total Dropped Packets = 12443 >>> e2e delay = 3.911883 >>> >>> for AODV: >>> >>> Generated Packets = 12362 PACKETS >>> Received Packets = 3221 PACKETS >>> Total Dropped Packets = 9105 >>> e2e delay = 0.007428 >>> >>> I believe that there is something wrong in my script which i am not able >>> to >>> figure out. >>> >>> So can anyone provide me a tcl script for AODV, DSR and DSDV protocols >>> such >>> that all the required data are extracted from trace files in TCL scripts >>> only rather than using AWK script separately. >>> >>> Eagerly waiting for a quick reply as i need it urgently. >>> >>> Thanks & Regards, >>> Ankur >>> >>> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/help-needed-in-performance-comparison-of-AODV%2C-DSR-and-DSDV-routing-protocol-tp29588901p31377944.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
