[ns] tcl script of wired-cum wireless
hi every one i urgently need a tcl script of wired-cum wireless scenario to connect MANET with internet. i found the script in NS2.34 but its just a demo... Thanks in advance
[ns] About debug in NS2
Dear all, I am new to NS2. Now I have already add new protocols into NS2 and compiled it successfully. And in some simple examples, it works well. But problem occurred when I try to simulate some complicated situations. It would give a error message of Floating point exception. Any one could tell me that how could I debug my CPP code? Or any suggestions? I would search for some materials myself. But if anyone have related experience , could you please share with me? Thanks. Brs, James
Re: [ns] About debug in NS2
Hi, Guess this link would provide you with some information http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/ns-debugging.html; Regards, Vindhya.P Qiuxuan_Zhu wrote: Dear all, I am new to NS2. Now I have already add new protocols into NS2 and compiled it successfully. And in some simple examples, it works well. But problem occurred when I try to simulate some complicated situations. It would give a error message of Floating point exception. Any one could tell me that how could I debug my CPP code? Or any suggestions? I would search for some materials myself. But if anyone have related experience , could you please share with me? Thanks. Brs, James -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/About-debug-in-NS2-tp33660116p33660611.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[ns] How to simulate 802.16
Hi, Can anyone help me on how exactly to install the wimax patch onto NS-2(found somewhere that ns2 doesnt support wimax without the patch). http://ndsl.csie.cgu.edu.tw/wimax_ns2.php; doesnt work. However http://www.lrc.ic.unicamp.br/wimax_ns2/; has some information on it. Did anyone try it?i m afraid if these changes would altogether damage the existing one. Thanks in Advance, Vindhya. -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/How-to-simulate-802.16-tp33660730p33660730.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
[ns] Need help in NS2 protocol
Dear User, I am student working on my thesis which is related to NS2.I need help in project.I can pay up to 150 euro also for it.Please do help me.I tried on several forum but unable to find some who can help me.Please i humbly request to developer to help me in it. Regard, Devilvsveil
[ns] impact of link up down on TCP flow
Hi all
i am trying to up and down a link using Rtmodel.
through this link i would like to send CBR, VBR and TCP traffic.
here is the code:
$ns rtmodel Deterministic {0.02 0.050} $n2 $n5
after running the simulation, i dont see much TCP traffic , while CBR and
VBR are working perfectly.
can anyone tell me what the problem is.
please help me.
N.B
The deterministic on/off model is similar to the exponential model above,
and takes four parameters: [start time], up interval, down interval,
[finish time]. start time defaults to the start of the simulation, finish
time defaults to the end of the simulation. Only the interpretation of the
up and down interval is different; up interval and down interval specify
the exact duration that the node or link will be up and down respectively.
The default values for these parameters are: start time is [image:
$0.5s.$] from
start of simulation, up interval is [image: $2.0s.$], down interval is [image:
$1.0s.$], and finish time is the duration of the simulation.
http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/doc/node362.html
[ns] Fwd: impact of link up down on TCP flow
Hi all
i am trying to up and down a link *periodically* using Rtmodel.
through this link (Nodel A to B, which is wired link) i would like to send
CBR, VBR and TCP traffic.
*here is the code:*
$ns rtmodel Deterministic {0.02 0.050} $n2 $n5
after running the simulation, i dont see much TCP traffic , while CBR and
VBR are working perfectly.
can anyone tell me what the problem is.
please help me.
N.B
*The deterministic on/off model is similar to the exponential model above,
and takes four parameters: [start time], up interval, down interval,
[finish time]. start time defaults to the start of the simulation, finish
time defaults to the end of the simulation. Only the interpretation of the
up and down interval is different; up interval and down interval specify
the exact duration that the node or link will be up and down respectively.
The default values for these parameters are: start time is [image:
$0.5s.$] from
start of simulation, up interval is [image: $2.0s.$], down interval is [image:
$1.0s.$], and finish time is the duration of the simulation.*
http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/doc/node362.html
[ns] wired cum wireless scenario no packet is recived at AGT
Hi every one I am simulating wired-cum-wireless using AODV +. But none of the packet is recieved at AGT all are recived at RTR.. So packet delivery ratio results 0.. Can any one tell me how i can solve this i have to submit my thesis b4 31 april. Thanks in advance
