Hello Everyone,
Can we dynamically assign the destination co-ordinates for a mobile node by
using C++ code?
Thank you
Sincerely,
Mohit P. Tahiliani
Hello!
I need to change the color of the one data line in xgraph to black (it is
green now and it is barely visible when turned into black and white). Does
anyone know how to do that?
this is the piece of code, referring to xgraph
proc graph {} {
for {set i 4} {$i=5} {incr i} {
exec rm -f
Hi all,
As you know, we can detect neighboring nodes, by sending and
receiving hello messages like what is done in AODV example.But when I did
this, I noticed that each node has a very large number of neighbors, so I want
to limit this number by reducing the neighboring radius, but I didn't know
Hi Nadine,
One way to reduce the number of neighbors is to reduce the average node
density. For example, you have a network of 100 nodes, then you can control
the number of nodes, let's say each node can have 10 neighbors or each node
can have 20 neighbors. To achieve this, you can vary the grid
Dear users:
I have a network with capacity of 62 packets (capacity of the link + capacity
of the queue).
I have 2 users and I trace the size of the windows of each (cwnd_). I think
that the sum of this two window size exceeds the capacity there have to be an
event of dropping a package.
Could any one tell me that how can i use SCTP in WLAN and in WIMAX in TCL
language.
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Engr. Rizwan
Dear all,
I am trying to run wireless_gpsr.tcl code with new mobility model for
vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs).
I have used 100 nodes in GPSR routing protocol having other standard parameters.
I have encountered the following errors.
I needed your help to fix these errors.
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