[ns] qos-aodv code

[Gezahegne Mannegerew]

Hi all,

I am doing my thesis which involves performance comparison of QoS-aodv
and AODV for different parameters for various scenarios.  Currently I
am in need of the modified AODV code on ns-2. I would be very thankful
if anyone could give me this code or tell me what else I can do.

Thank you,
GG.

Re: [ns] Questions for an eavesdropping agent

[李令雄]

2007/8/11, Arturo Servin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> 李令雄 wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >   I want to  implement a monitor(or  eavesdropping) agent.   The
> agent
> > will be set at a middle node of a transmission.
> > It listens and operates  all packets that  passed through the node.
> >  Since  packets  are not  for the middle node,  the monitor agent
> will
> > not get access to any packets( In NS implementation, node classifies
> packet
> > by its  dstIP and Port).
> >   How can we switch the pack  flow to the new agent and then back to
> > next network component ( next link,next agent...)?
> >   Which part of the NS documentation should i focus on  for this
> > question?
> >
> >
> >
> > Best Regards,
> > Henry Lee
> >
> So you mean that queuing of packets and delays in trasmision
> because the monitor agent should not be visible in the simulation?
>
> I have not work with the LAN modules of ns, but maybe if you set up
> your monitor agent in a LAN type of network you would be able to "sniff
> "  packets such as in the real scenario.
>
> -as
>
 Yes, the delays caused by the monitor agent can be omitted.
 How can i get such a "sniff" agent?

Re: [ns] Questions for an eavesdropping agent

[Arturo Servin]

李令雄 wrote:
> Hi all,
>   I want to  implement a monitor(or  eavesdropping) agent.   The agent
> will be set at a middle node of a transmission.
> It listens and operates  all packets that  passed through the node.
>  Since  packets  are not  for the middle node,  the monitor agent will
> not get access to any packets( In NS implementation, node classifies packet
> by its  dstIP and Port).
>   How can we switch the pack  flow to the new agent and then back to
> next network component ( next link,next agent...)?
>   Which part of the NS documentation should i focus on  for this
> question?
>
>
>
> Best Regards,
> Henry Lee
>   
So you mean that queuing of packets and delays in trasmision 
because the monitor agent should not be visible in the simulation?

I have not work with the LAN modules of ns, but maybe if you set up
your monitor agent in a LAN type of network you would be able to "sniff
"  packets such as in the real scenario.

-as