I am currently trying to develop a simulation in which a wireless sensor
network with sleeping nodes has an ad-hoc "backbone" of nodes with a higher
duty cycle to reduce latency. In order for this scenario to work, however,
nodes must be able to negotiate with logical children and neighboring nod
Dear NS users,
In DiffServ scenarioes, we need to set meanPktSize to let RED calculate
average queue size. If we only have one physical queue, then we can set
meanPktSize to be the packet size of the traffic through that queue.
My question then is, if we have multiple physical queues, say 3, t
Did you already look to this page:
http://zzlinux.blogspot.com/2004/12/ns2-building-experiences.html
Good luck...
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Tiago Camilo
PhD student
Laboratory of Communication and Telematics
University of Coimbra
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> I'm sorry that I am writing in such way, but I really ne
I'm sorry that I am writing in such way, but I really need help. I
am trying to install ns-2.1b7a because I want to patch gprs wrote by
Richa Jain.
I tried installing it and I have such error:
tclcl-mappings.h: In static member function ‘static int
TclObjectHelper::dispatch_(void*, Tcl_Interp*, i
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The final link stage where the executable "ns" is supposed to be built is
failing with the following error (after applying Tom Henderson's suggested
fix to the problem regarding teh X libraries):
... most of command elided for clarity... mp/ns-allinone-2.29/otcl-1.11
-lotcl -L/tmp/ns-allinone-2.2
Tom Henderson said the following at 04/26/2006 10:57 PM :
>
> This seems to be a recurring problem; see my response here from last month:
> http://mailman.isi.edu/pipermail/ns-users/2006-March/054442.html
>
Thank you. This fixes that problem...
...and exposes another one later in the build pr
Hi,
I think that it's a normal behavior. The size of a non-drop queue
depends on the minimum observed inter-arrival rate and the serving
capabilities of the link layer. In your case, it seems that 200 packets
offers enough room/space for your incoming packets, given a saturated
server, to avo
Hi,
NS doesn't model at 100% the real world. For example you some of the
802.11 frames (i.e management and some control frames) aren't even
implemented under NS (but I know that some work is being done to provide
a more accurate 802.11 implementation). This is the case too for the
phys layer
How about using gdb or valgrind to trace the problem?
Jongman.
2006/4/30, Tomáš Pataj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi NS users,
>
> I tried to make some changes in DiffServ module according to Sergio
> Anderozzi DiffServ patch. His patch is functional in version NS-2.1b8a.
> Patch is here:
> http://
Hello everybody
i want to modify a functionality in routing protocole,i want to know if it is
possible with tcl code,or i must to modify the implementation.and if someone
can help me,just indication,i will be very glade thank you.
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Faites
Hi,
I found an error in the cmu's script to generate traffic pattern.
The file is /indep-utils/cmu-scen-gen/cbrgen.tcl
My ns version is ns-2.29
Error is in lines 166 and 183:
you must change [expr $opt(nn) + 1] with [expr $opt(nn)].
I think that this correction follows directly from basic m
This is how I am setting the size of a droptail queue:
$ns queue-limit $n1 $n2 $X
I am seeing behavior where for 1 <= $X <= ~180 everything works fine.
If you push X to say 200, then suddenly there are no more packet drops,
and there always appears to be 183-186 packets in the queue.
I am trying to develop dsr protocol with new ideas, and I did investigate C++
codes, NS-2 Manual & the email archive. I am using ns-2.29
So far Im facing two problems & I have a request:
First In trace file, the dsr flag related to routing request (-Pq: Routing
Request Flag) does not give the
Hi everyone,
Can anyone plzzz tell me whether the
IMEP(Internet MANET Encapsulation Protocol) can be
implemented with DSR.TORA usually works with IMEP but
on the top of IMEP.So is it possible with DSR
too??Plzzz help me out.
Thanks in advance.
I have been trying to run the "uplink_sched-scenario.tcl" located in the
directory .../ns/ns2/tcl/wlan by using the command
"ns main.tcl upklink_sched"
as directed by Qiang Ni on his web page. However I am getting the following
warnings:
"warning: no class variable Tracef
If a node far away was selected to be cluster head , energy consumption of the
majority of members increases because of the transmission distance . Then, How
to judges the edge position? Are there methods to judges? Please let me know.
Thank you in advance.
Hi,
As far as I can remember, there is already a delay Queue implementation
in the ~/ns-2.2x/queue directory. This does the delay at packet level
and not MAC level, so I don't know if will really fit your needs. The
queue can be configured to apply a random delay too to the incoming
packets.
Hello,
Trace graph 2.02 full source code (Matlab m-files)
is available to download for free at
http://www.tracegraph.com.
Best regards,
Jaroslaw Malek
Dear all,
I want to add an additional delay (suppose: a variable called delay2_ ) to
the NefIF of my node, so that all the packets sent from/to the WirelssPhy
are scheduled to go through this delay.
I want to investigate the MAC performance (throughtput) of the system when
this delay is increase
I have downloaded the TTOD&GRAB Source code(written by fan) from website.But if
I want to install TTOD&GRAB on ns-allinone-2.27,
how I should do? can you help me? any advice will be
appreciated.thank you in advance. best wishes.
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