[ns] UDP Agent : target->recv(p)

2006-12-02 Thread 高橋邦彦
I'm developping a new application protocol. I traced a packet from udp to network layer. In udp.cc, i find a function "sendmsg". In that end, i see "target_->recv(p)". What dose "target->recv(p)" mean ? plese help me.

[ns] 802.11g parameters

2006-12-02 Thread Hugo Ernesto Torres Gillade
Hi, Please somebody help me. I need 802.11g parameters to put in my tcl script. Hugo Torres Gillade _ Get the new Windows Live Messenger! http://get.live.com/messenger/overview

[ns] Manual Routing

2006-12-02 Thread Ali Shahabi
Dear all, I want to use Manual Routing in a simple mesh topology. I would like to define next hop for each destination in a specific node. I used Manual routing protocol and tried to fill all the routing tables' entries with add-route and add-route-to-adj-node command. But I couldn't handle the p

[ns] implementing LEACH in ns2.29

2006-12-02 Thread Tayseer Al-khdour
Hi I need a help in implementing LEACH in ns2.29 and integrating MIT extension package in ns2.29, I have the procedure to implement LEACH and uAMPS with ns2.27. I tried to use it with ns2.29 but it does not working Thanks Regards, --- Tayseer A. Al-khdour Lecturer

[ns] code for multicast protocol

2006-12-02 Thread Anjali Arora
hi all is any one having code for any shared or source based multicast tree protocol for mobile ad hoc network except MAODV? if any one have then please send it to me because i need it for my project. thanks in advance anjali -

[ns] Collision rate for braodcast packets

2006-12-02 Thread siad lamri
Hi NS users; i'm using ns2 to simulate an ad hoc network with OLSR as routing protocol and cbr to generate traffic. the purpose is to compute the rate of packet dropped. so for unicast packets there is no problem, it's simple : rate = total dropped / total sent. the problem is for braodcast

[ns] 80.11 Mac Neighbors list

2006-12-02 Thread Ramzi Tka
Hi all, Could someone tell me how to get the neighbor list whithin a mac C++ class before or after any transmission?. I do this distinction because if the neighbor list is updated uniquely when receiving a packet, it would be impossible to get this neighbor list before any transmission. If we cons