Considering that you sent some packets (and none of them was
received), you can compute the routing overhead of any algorithm by
counting the control packets of the trace (filter for RTR and/or
something related to the control packet, such as RREQ and RREP).
Note that a routing algorithm can have
Thanks for your guides. However, the mobile node MUST decide when to move and
when to stop.
As far as I know the pause time, which can be set via dist command through TCL,
was used to determine the nodes stop behaviour, i.e. to stop at fixed time.
regards,
Husam Y. ALZAQ
Istanbul
Hello ns-users,I am using NS-2 for creating a mobile node. actually those nodes
are Wireless Sensor Nodes created by mannasim.
My scinario as the following
a mobile node will move between 4 places and wait for some time
and it issues 4 move commandes like
set_destination(new_x,new_y,SPEED);
set
Hi everyone
I have a quick question regarding routing overhead. How do we count routing
overhead if the received data packet is zero? In my case, the received data
packet is expected to be zero due to a sparse network, but I still need to
calculate the routing overhead. I just want to know
