Hi
I suggest ns-2.29...
regards,
Carlos Quiroz
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> Hi
>
> I am interested in working in Ad hoc Networks. Can you please suggest
> me the version of Ns2 which I can use for simulating Ad hoc Networks?
>
> Regards
> S.Rajapriya
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Hi all, sorry bout the repost but my last mail looked strange :\
I would be really happy if anyone could help me with my ns2 problem.
Im trying to write my own ping protocol running on AODV, and I am
getting some strange behaviour.
It seems like the packets arent recognised in the trace files
Hello,
I am trying to simulate a network where the interrow spacing is 19m and
intercolumn spacing is 24m. I have the node's sensing range as 15m.
Looking at some old mail in this mailing list:
It depends on what carrier-sensing range do you want. If you use the
default values, your carrier-sens
Dear all,
I am trying to send user-defined packets over UDP. Can any body provide me
with the changes that need to be made in order to override the
send/receive functions so that UDP will transport my packets.
I really need this quickly, so please help if you know
Thanks alot
Suhaib
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Hello,
How can I use function handle of a mac object?? Where can I get that info?
Thank you
Hello,
I'm looking for a way to send some extra info form the Application layer to
the Routing Agent. I'm using AODV as routing protocol, do you know in wich
ns-2 source files should I look to make this?
Thank you very much.
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I would not agree with that, since for example AODV, one of the
most common routing protocols in MANETs uses UDP
to transmit its routing packets (RREQ, RERR, etc).
However, in order to avoid TCP/UDP you would have to
tamper with the specific application that accesses these
layers in the source fi
The version I could use would be NS-2.28 at the earliest.
-Fk
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> Date: Sat, 4 Feb 2006 22:49:42 -0800 (PST)
> Subject: [ns] Ns2 version for Ad hoc networks
> Hi
>
> I am interested in working in Ad hoc
queue is just before the source ;-) so check it out. well seriously it
depends upon performance you want to evaluate. so plz take a look at your
parameters.
On 2/5/06, dharmendra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I have some doubts regarding wireless medium as:
> Where is queue in wireless
> 1. how do i interpret the per flow trace file?
It depends what performance parameters you ld like to look at. So first
check that. Once done, approach packet by packet, read notes Eitan Altman's
notes on ns2 on how to use trace files. (how to extract useful
interepretation).
2. how do i make
Hi,
I have some doubts regarding wireless medium as:
Where is queue in wireless medium between a tcp source and sink?
For wired medium i think queue is in the wired link.
Thanks in advance
Dharmendra
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II'm a newbie to NS2, I wil like u guys to help me out. I will like to know
how to generate a topology of mobile nodes with access point (one or more).
The tutorialz I read were using the Ad Hoc routing method but I will like to
use the Infrasture routing method.
Thnx. (Is there any tool for gene
Hi all,
well i tried to run an example which executes the xgraph but didn`t work ..
am using "cygwin" and "NS-v 2.29" .. though i have the directory "
xgraph-12.1" ..
plzz help me .. and here is the result
$ ns example4.tcl
ns: finish: couldn't execute "xgraph": no such file or directory
w
Hi Pooja,
ODMRP is implemented in NS 2.1b8, but you'll have to grab Monarch
extensions from http://www.monarch.cs.cmu.edu/software.html
Dhammika
On 2/5/06, Pooja Vyavahare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hello all,
>
> I am new to NS and wanted to use multicasting protocols in MObile ad-hoc
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>I'd like also to check, and maybe to change the size of the
>contention window in 802_11,
>but I can't find it.
Check tcl/lib/ns-
default.tcl, where all the default values for tcl-configurable
parameters are listed. You can find there the default settings for
CWmin
and CWmax, and you can ove
hello all,
I am new to NS and wanted to use multicasting protocols in MObile ad-hoc
networks loke ODMRP, AMRIS & AMRoute. Inn many of thye papers in litarature
it is written that they are available in NS. But in NS-2.28 i could not
found them. can anyone is having these implementations? Can u pl
> It seems that all the wireless network simulation examples in ns
tutorials
>adopt such a format: "app->TCP/UDP->routing->MAC->PHY".
However, there
>is no transport protocol in real wireless
implementations. Is it possible
>to get rid of TCP/UDP and connect
application directly to the routi
The problem is that even though you have Cygwin
you do not have an X environment to execute X applications as NAM.
The solution to this problem, would be to install (in addition to cygwin),
the KDE ebvironment
for Windows, that co-operates with cygwin.
In this way you will have an X desktop, whic
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