Hello,
I am working with tracegraph and in Network simulatio I get this results:
Simulation length in seconds: 10.39875
Number of nodes: 10
Number of sending nodes: 6
Number of receiving nodes: 6
Number of generated packets: 72
Number of sent packets: -121
Number of forwarded packets: 106
Number
Hello,
I am working with cooperation and I want to avoid a node send a packet in
determined moments. How can I avoid that a mobile node enquee a packet in a
moment.
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Saludos
Jezabel M. Molina Gil
Hi John and everybody:
Depending what you want:
You should use a generic utilities like: grep, awk, join, ...
To filter columns of the out.tr, you can use the 'column' program, that
you can found in the ns-2 website.
Maybe, you can use your own Perl programs, and finally, you can use
Hello All,
I am a fairly new user to NS. I am trying to implement a preemptive
priority queue. What I need to know is how to stop a packet that is
scheduled to be sent next and send a different packet instead. I don't
want to lose the old packet but I would like to reschedule it. Any
hi
with the current protocol i am implementing, i am duplicating each tcp
packet at an intermediary node in c++ using
Packet *pkt = p-copy();
and sending the duplicate packet along another link to another node.
however, the ns and the nam simulation is getting confused as to which
packet is
