Dear P.Navaratnam,
I have the same problem , Have you solved itplease let me know if you
overcome it.
According to me:
I select the shadowing model as propagation model for wireless link. In this
model you can specify the loss ratio ( just read chapter 18 in ns-doc.pdf file)
if you solve
Assuming I have three wireless node, I want to set
Node0 power ON at 10s (in other words, deploying in network)
Node1 power ON at 20s
Node2 power ON at 30s
But I've tried it in TCL code and its seems that it can't support a =
function like this.
$ns_ at 10.0 set node_(0) [$ns_ node]
$ns_ at
Hi,
Classifier works on the node entry point. Each packet which is
received by the node is classified and accordingly it is either forwared to
the port demux or next link. So does the same classify works for all the
node ? Can i access node-id (or address) from the classify function? If
On Monday 06 March 2006 09:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could anyone please tell me how to configure error models with a wireless
channel in ns2.28. Actually I tried it as mentioned in the manual like
this:
I use the following code and it works:
proc UniformErr {} {
set err [new
Dear ns user hi
did any body help me who to send a message using a
dijkstra alg as i know the alg. is implemented in ns2
under ../ns-2.2?/routealgo/dijkstra.cc
did any body can help me plz
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HI friends,
As we know CBR connection use an option type packet/sec to be
sent. Is that means they are sent at regular interval. i.e. 4 packet/sec means
it will send the packet at regular interval of .25 sec.
But i think it is not the real world communication.
Hi all ,
I want to get the rooting table of my simulation
and I don't kwow how to do this
please if there is any one knows how to do this help me
Thank you in advance
Amel
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You can look at the number of packet of type -P dsr sent
compare with the number of data packet (cbr or tcp) sent.
All of this info is in the trace file.
Best regards,
-Carlton
On Mon, 6 Mar 2006, Alicia [iso-8859-1] Triviño wrote:
Which traces should I compute in order to know the
Hi Amel,
To get the routing table on each node
1. Find out which is the routing algorithm that you are using in your
simulation.
2. In the code corresponding to the implementation of that routing
algorithm, find out where is the routing table structure defined and what
is the structure.
3.
Hi all..
I'm working on ns-2.1b9a, using AODV. I want to see all the message
generated . for example
#ifdef DEBUG
fprintf(stderr, %s(%f): %d\tsending RERR...\n, __FUNCTION__,
CURRENT_TIME, index);
#endif // DEBUG
sendError(rerr, false);
In this part I want to see the fprint
Hi all, . In my simulation I must test three protocols :dsr ,dsdv
,aodv .
But In a first step i will use the aodv ;
so I want to get the values of the rooting table at the end of the
simulation , and exactly I want to get for each node the route of each packet
he send to reach
Hi, I'm working on a more RFC accurate version of rtProtoLS to accomplish RFC
2328 ( OSPFv2 ).
Does anyone have any idea what this LS_MSG type is used/intended for ?
The only usage I found was in the destructor of LsMessage
(~ns2.2x/linkstate/s.cc),
what does the M stand for in LSM ? Link
Hi
I am looking for any information (examples, web links) about how to generate
VoIP traffic in ns2.
I would appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.
Chris
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hi all...
wn i run the wireless files on ns it gives the warning n does nt run...
hw can i run these files...
Hi,
Im doing a project to save energy in mobile nodes..
i have to do this by sending the WNIC to 'sleep' mode whenever data is not
being recieved or transmitted(by shaping TCP traffic)..
How can i use the energy model for this purpose.?
will it be of any help?
Thanks
Amrutha.
Hi
I found ready java code to calculate the statistics like Packet delivery
ratio, Routing overhead(packets bytes), average end-to-end delay.
I am attaching the file below.
import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;
//Usage: java parsetrace inputfile(tr file) outputfile
public
hi, i am following what u have mentioned in the mailing list but can u clarify
why i am getting less routing overhead in DSDV for all situations as compared
to AODV and DSR.
secondly i am getting less e2e delay too in case of DSDV?
PLEASE REPLY.
...kothari...
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