[ns] energy model
Hi all, I am using energy model in my Tcl code. And my trace file contents are like this. N -t 0.001920 -n 333 -e 999.83 How to analyze trace file in such case? How to identify sent received dropped packets? Thank you. -- Regards, Subha
Re: [ns] energy model
Subha Uthayaraj wrote: N -t 0.001920 -n 333 -e 999.83 How to analyze trace file in such case? How to identify sent received dropped packets? I googled on this topic for 15 minutes and I ended up with the following solutions: [1] Energy model update in ns2 http://goo.gl/Bm1T1 [2] Extensions to ns2 documentation(read page number 9 onwards) http://goo.gl/hE5ic - --- ManojKumar.A --- Blog: http://getch.wordpress,com Mailing list guidelines: http://goo.gl/xC874 -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/energy-model-tp30717007p30717234.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
Re: [ns] how to calculate throughput from a trace file
Teena Sha wrote: i have created a tcl file for a wireless network. and i am using booth TCP and UDP transmission . plese help me how to calculate throughput of this network. which filed i have to use to calculate throughput. A simple google search could give you the solution. You havent taken an effort to do so. A mailing list should be the ultimate place to post your queries when you haven't got the solution from other means. Regarding your problem, you need to analyze the trace file generated to calculate the throughtput. Perl scripts to calculate throughput and other such tasks could be found here: goo.gl/poQYs - --- ManojKumar.A --- Blog: http://getch.wordpress,com Mailing list guidelines: http://goo.gl/xC874 -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/how-to-calculate-throughput-from-a-trace-file-tp30716247p30717284.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[ns] delaying when processing a packet in a node
Dear all, Can anyone suggest a way to delay packet processing in a node(not in a link)? Thanks in advance.
[ns] [bug] No Policy Table entry found for Source 29360129-Destination 4194306
[Bug Report] - Category: Other Package: ns ns.2.29 OS:Ubuntu Environment Variables: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=_o318 TCL_LIBRARY= TK_LIBRARY= - Description: No Policy Table entry found for Source 29360129-Destination 4194306
[ns] [bug] Policer Table: srTCM policer code point 9 is policed to yellow code point 12 and
[Bug Report] - Category: Other Package: ns ns.2.29 OS:Ubuntu Environment Variables: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=_o501 TCL_LIBRARY= TK_LIBRARY= - Description: My output read as follows: Flow (9 to 15): srTCM policer, initial code point 10, CIR 100.0 bps, CBS 2000.0 bytes, EBS 3000.0 bytes. Flow (12 to 15): srTCM policer, initial code point 10, CIR 100.0 bps, CBS 2000.0 bytes, EBS 6000.0 bytes. I add that policy to policy table and phb table and this is what I got instead: ns: [Simulator instance] get-link-head 14 8: can't read link_(14:8): no such element in array while executing $link_($n1:$n2) head (procedure _o3 line 3) (Simulator get-link-head line 3) invoked from within [Simulator instance] get-link-head 14 8 I will appreciate your kind help on how to fix this Tobby
