hello:
in aodv protocol, nodes periodically broadcast HELLO messages, i want to
use this mechanism to caculate the node's neighbor change ration. How can i do
this.
thank you very much.
Well,
Most of the time, you will have to see if the results make senses. But
for a good research, you will need analytical results as a comparison.
Regards,
Teerawat
On 10/27/2008, Ghada Khoriba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
How can I verify that the simulation results is right?
Is
Hi,
To broadcast Hello messages periodically, you should comment the following
two lines in aodv.cc
00092 #ifndef AODV_LINK_LAYER_DETECTION
00095 #endif // LINK LAYER DETECTION
and then do make
make clean
sudo make install
and you will see hello packets in your trace file.
Feel free to
Hi,
If you are talking about the time that you need to transmit packet, it is
actually defined by two things 1) packet size and 2) link
characteristics.
There is a detailed explanation of the packets and the scheduling (and
timers) in the book from Springer:
T. Issaraiyakul and E. Hossain,
Hi,
I guess you may look at chapters 11-12 the following book from Springer:
T. Issaraiyakul and E. Hossain, Introduction to Network Simulator
NS2, Springer 2008.
Here is the link:
http://www.springer.com/engineering/signals/book/978-0-387-71759-3
You might also find the following slide
No rule to make target 'VERSION' needed by 'gen/version.c'. stop. ns make
failed!
please help me, i need the ns to do my thesis work,
best regards
Anas
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Hello
I have a question.
I need to set the energy for a specific node in a specific time. for example
$ns_ at time_x $node_(32) energy=10
How can id do it?
Thank you
Hello
I have a question.
I need to set the energy for a specific node in a specific time. for example
$ns_ at time_x $node_(32) energy=10
How can id do it?
Thank you
Hi everyone,
I am thinking of generating packets on certain queue events. The packets
would be:
1. generated by the link layer (in real life, but not necessarily in
ns-2, an approximation would do)
2. processed by the link layer on the receiving end, and acted upon
I am thinking of
It seems I pasted incompletely, sorry about that:
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Prajjwal Devkota [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am thinking of generating packets on certain queue events. The packets
would be:
1. generated by the link layer (in real life, but not
hi @ all,
i'm learning to use ns-2 and i need to understand as well as possible how a
normal wired node works.
i've already read the manual section about nodes but when i'm trying to
analize the Simulator instproc node i haven't understood how the node can
be created, what is the node_factory_
Hi Davide
Basically in ns2, nodes are objects that you create through tcl script. You
can refer the file Node.cc
http://www-rp.lip6.fr/ns-doc/ns226-doc/html/node_8cc-source.htm
When you declare a node in ns2 (tcl script), then each node will either go
to the Command function of Node.cc or
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