Dear ns users;
When the RTS/CTS is enabled, the following trace is obtained;
s 10.110075000 _1_ MAC --- 0 RTS 44 [239e 0 1 0]
r 10.110427170 _0_ MAC --- 0 RTS 44 [239e 0 1 0]
s 10.110437170 _0_ MAC --- 0 CTS 38 [2264 1 0 0]
D 10.110741339 _1_ MAC STA 0 CTS 38 [2264 1 0 0]
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It has several errors, which you can spot in the code that I send you, which
should work.
I also have included a simple trace output for you, so that you will be able
to see the packets that were actually
sent between the 2 agents.
As I understand from the code, you are trying to connect
Hamid,
I know one site:
http://www.tkn.tu-berlin.de/research/802.11e_ns2/
Try it for the basic access. Their code contains the RTS/CTS mode. However,
they said that they did not test RTS/CTS mode. It looks to me that the
RTS/CTS mode seems not working. Refer to my mail one up above on
Hi All,
I tried simulating (using ns2.29) an infrastructure wireless LAN (hierarchical
addressing is used) with energy model enabled, however, no trace is produced
for energy consumption. The problem, I guess, is that the if statement if
(thisnode) in the trace file is always false.
Hello
I have to realize a simple simulation using ns2. The topography of the
network is presented on the picture below . First question is whether it
is possible with ns2 ?
n1 n2 n3
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n4
I have to realize a simulation in which:
n1 - client
n2 -
Hello,
is it possible in C++ to access the agents of a node
when I have the node ID or rather the name of the nodeobejct(e.g. o_14)???
- Or to find out which Agents belong to my node?
jana
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Hello:
I made some modification on gpsr routing protocol and trying to do
some simulation on cbr traffic. When I run the tcl script, an error
occured like this:
ns: scheduler going backwards in time from from 20.05 to 0.00
Actually I manipulated the GPSR packet and do triangle
Hello,
Is there any way in NS2 i can record the time the value of nlost_ of a
specific flow monitor exceeds a certain value?
Thank you.
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Nicholas Loulloudes
Postgraduate at Communication Networks and Software.
BSc in Computer Science.