It would depend of what you want to do. I am using UDP and CBR in a
manual topology that I generated. There are some tools to automatic
generate a big number of nodes but I have not tested yet. Now my attacks
are confined to a small network.
-as
brij wrote:
> Dear all
>
> please guide me to implement DDos attacks in ns2. if anybody working in same
> area please reply.
>
> thanks
>
> B B Gupta, Member, IEEE
> Research Scholar
> Electronics & Computer Engg.Deptt.
> IIT,ROORKEE
> Web: http://gupta.brij.googlepages.com
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>
>
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