Hello Ns-users,
Here I am sharing one of my experience with Ad-hoc simulations in
NS-2.29, I would like know the reason for it.
1. The broadcast packets not reach all one-hop neighbours
2. Unicast packets does not reach the next hop
The behaviour changes if the node
Hi Veerayya,
looks obvious, but:
1. You can consider hidden terminal problem
2. Propagation? (a one-hop node that, in fact, is far way)
I choose the first problem. Try to reduce node numbers or spread them more.
Hope to be useful
Sidney Doria
2007/12/19, Mallapur Veerayya [EMAIL
Hi Arvind,
In my case nam is present as ~/ns-2.32-allinone/nam-1.13/nam ie,
ns-allinone-dir/nam-ver/nam.
But you dont have to worry about the actual path, a link is setup automatically
as
~/ns-2.32-allinone/bin/nam. There is a link for ns in the same directory too.
So, all you need to
do is
Hi Sita,
In my opinion you dont define threshold like that. You need to ensure:
1. The receiving node can sense the signal.
2. If multiple signal arrive at the same time the signal to noise ratio is
greater its threshold.
You need to set three vars or use default vals with care:
RXThresh_:
You can try uname -a or uname -p. I can not check now.
--- Arvind Swaminathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jonathan,
I am using a Linux machine. How do I check the bit length?
Arvind
On Dec 18, 2007 1:29 AM, Jonathan Guerin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have a 64-bit OS
On Dec 18, 2007 8:55 PM, Arvind Swaminathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the Makefile only the objects are listed. I don't see the rules
for creating the objects. For instance, I would like to know the
place where the compile command to create mac-802-11.o is located
(since I want to add a
