It is in the manual, http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/ns-documentation.html
Section 4.2.5 Precision of the scheduler clock used in ns
HTH - David.
mojtaba raznahan wrote:
Hi all,
I wanted to know that what is the time accuracy in ns-2 simulations?
microseconds ro lower?
thanks in advance
Original Message
Subject:Re: [ns] text editor for redhat
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 2009 23:33:30 +
From: David Ross david.r...@isrc.qut.edu.au
To: ns2-mailing list ns-users@ISI.EDU
References: bay144-w7f5342c473558c4a648af85...@phx.gbl
vi, vim or nano
Are you setting it *before* creating the nodes?
If dataRate_ is not set when the nodes are created, they use bandwidth_
(defaults to 1Mb) instead.
- David Ross.
El hadi Cherkaoui wrote:
hi all,
i want to change via tcl the value of rate in Mac/802_11 ...
For exemple when i set :
Mac
will need to investigate from here.
- David Ross.
QUT, Australia. (UTC+10hours)
anas wrote:
dear David,
I have done what you have said, but I figured out that there is no
packets in the queue
may be there is another reason
as you will see in the trace file of node 25, it works regularly
Anas, the delay is not the MAC, it is the RTR to the MAC, which is the
IFQ. The only time I see these delays is with lots of nodes and lots of
queued packets, say 50 queued and each takes 3 seconds to win contention
= 150 seconds for the packet to get out.
- David Ross
QUT, Australia. (UTC
David Ross wrote:
Syed Faraz Hasan wrote:
Hi everyone!
I simulated a wired-wireless scenario in NS-2. There is one wired
node, connected to base station node. BS is further connected to
wireless node. Wireless node is sending TCP traffic to wired node via
BS. I get the trace file
/src/ns-2.33) and execute the following
three commands:
make clean
make
make install
- David Ross
Brisbane, Australia.
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Hope this helps.
(and yes, while you are reading this, Fedora 11 is already in alpha)
- David Ross
QUT, Brisbane, Australia.
Yes sorry the list removed the attachment. Anyone who is interested can
grab it from http://antacs.com/ns-2/DavidRossAppendixA.pdf
Make sure you read A.1.3 (what went wrong) before you start blindly
following what I did.
David Ross wrote:
There's been a few how do I install on linux posts
