[ns] IDS METRICS CALCULATION AWK SCRIPT
Hi All, Please can someone help me with the awk scripts to calculate the metrics (like Detection Rate DR and False Alarm Rate FAR) for Intrusion Detection System in MANET. This is very urgent please. If you know this, kindly forward it to me. If not, any advice will be helpful and appreciated. Thanks.
Re: [ns] need scripts for wired protocols
Guy any help plzz On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 10:55 PM, ankur goyal dream.an...@gmail.com wrote: Hi All, I am trying to simulate the distance vector routing and shortest path algorithm and i need a generalized script to calculate the average network load, throughput, jitter and average delivery/delay time. I did find many scripts on internet but none of them is generalized. All the scripts available requires the input as src node, dst node, flow etc, but none of the scripts id for complete network. Can anyone please help me in this. Thanks, Ankur
Re: [ns] node id's dislpay when nodes are initialized
well really thanks for your help...! MK8191 wrote: You can simply do this by adding puts Node $address_ was Created in dsr.tcl , right after SRNode instproc init {args} { ... eval $self next $args ;# parent class constructor if {$dmux_ == } { ... } i.e. SRNode instproc init {args} { ... eval $self next $args ;# parent class constructor if {$dmux_ == } { ... } puts Node $address_ was Created sarah87 wrote: hello everyone ! well i want to display node ids as they are initailzed before simulation , and i am using DSR protocol , i tried using nsaddr_t and net_id.dump() but it did not work at all. I will really thankful if anyone could lend help. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/node-id%27s-dislpay-when-nodes-are-initialized-tp29394346p29404337.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[ns] Can we specify the entire route of each packet in tcl file in a wired cum wireless example????????????
Hello, I am working on a wired cum wireless topology wherein I need to do something like source routing... Is it possible that in my tcl file, I specify for every packet the exact route which it should take to the destination (rather than letting the routing protocol decide on the shortest route..Can one achive this through Dynamic source routing) In the wired topology I have done this using source routing but since in adhoc networks only protocols like DSR, AODV work i was wondering Can one specify the exact route of the packet pre-hand in the tcl file in DSR or any routing protocol??? Please help as that will be a big problem solved for me... Thanks, Svetla