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interested in constructing simulations for multihomed nodes, the hosts with
multiple interfaces (both wired and wireless). In fact I just need one of
the hosts to obtain 2 different IP addresses. NAM animation is also
desirable. br
As far
Hello,
I'm a new user of ns 2.33
I'm interested in constructing simulations for multihomed nodes, the hosts
with multiple interfaces (both wired and wireless). In fact I just need one
of the hosts to obtain 2 different IP addresses. NAM animation is also
desirable.
As far as I understand there is
Hi,
I need to add some logic to the source of UDP flow. For each packet I need
to make a decision whether to send it to one path or another.
Could anybody point me to an appropriate example or give an I idea where in
the TCL script should I add this code (which code, again?)
Please, give me an
Hi,
I need to collect information from each incoming packet's header on the
receiving node. Does anybody have any experience with such a task? Any
examples to consults?
Please, share...
Hi, I'm trying to understand the logic of tcp agent code. In the tcp.cc
there is a function output() which sends tcp packets.
It uses send (p, 0) function inside. Could anybody explain where the
function send is defined? Can't find it in the included files.. Is it
standard networking send? If
I remember I saw related question in the list, but without answer.
I'm trying to send the ACKs for the TCP packets using specific routes. In
the tcp-sink.cc module there is a function ack() which sends ACK packets
using send(P, 0) method. Does anybody know where the function is defined
and there
I'm making adjustments to the tcp.cc module. Is that possible to access the
link information like bandwidth and delay from this module? Of course I mean
the links attached to the node which is connected to the tcp agent../
Hi,
I have a trivial configuration of 2 nodes. Node 0 has a TCP agent attached
and Node1 - sink and a tcp 1 traffice between then.
I need Node 0 to start sending additional sequence of packets - generate
anothor tcp flow (tcp 2) traffic at some point of my simulation then a
particular
Does anybody know how to convert the out.nam file to any nice video format
like .avi?
I need to make a presentation and show my animated results on Windows
computer where I don't have any ns or nam installed. Any ideas?