hello
frnds,
in simple tcl script if we are using cbrgen.tcl for speed of the node and max
.connection after that ..it wil not generate a connection as we specify in
cbrgen.tcl ..why it is happening?if we specify 8 conn. enenthough it will
generate 5 conn. so is that conne.acually
Hi all,
I have a problem in a wired-cum-wireless scenario:
in my scene, there are 4 Base Station that make a square.
The distance betwen 2 BS is 1000 m.
I want the transmission range of every BS to be 750m, so that
a mobile node doesn' t lose packets when passes from a BS to another.
I tried to
hello!
how to visualize the movement of the mobile node in nam? after
the creation of the nodes.on has exchange their positions with the command:
*$noeud($i) set X_ valx
$noeud($i) set Y_ valy*
and it works but it is not visible with the level of the nam then one
tested with the order :
*$ns
Hi
I am working on wireless ad hoc networks.
I have five different flows, and I wish to calculate collisions between
packets of each flows.
I would be greatly appriciate if anybody guide me how to find out
number of collisions for each flow.
Thank you.
Regards
Muhammad Azam Akram
MSc
dear all;
In my simulations, i want to make some modifications in ns code (C++ or Tcl) in
order to add an other entry to my trace file. i explain more, i'm simulation an
Ad Hoc network (802.11) using ns. in order to study the contention window (CW_)
of backoff procedure i need to trace this
Hi to all ns-users,
Though a newbie in ns, I already find out that it is a very powerful
simulation tool! Thanks to every ns-developer!
What I wanted to ask is whether the nam visualization tool can support
(display) node add/removal processes.
To be more specific, by encorporating an energy
Do:
grep CBK */*
result:
doc/mobility.tex:\item[CBK] DROP\_RTR\_MAC\_CALLBACK
...
trace/cmu-trace.h:#define DROP_RTR_MAC_CALLBACK CBK // MAC
callback
then:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:C:[cims]$ grep DROP_RTR_MAC_CALLBACK */*
aodv/aodv.cc: drop(p, DROP_RTR_MAC_CALLBACK);
aodv/aodv.cc:
If that script is not in /tcl/test, it is not part of the standard test
suites, and thus it can be outdated.
Try to find the equivalent script (for hierarchial tests) in this directory
that is guaranteed to run
Also, check
http://tagus.inesc-id.pt/~pestrela/ns2/ns2_haddr_tips.html
Pedro
hi Muhammad;
it's very simple, you just count the number of COL in trace file .
you must test on other field of trace file :
$1 == D $5== MAC $6 == COL
Muhammad Azam Akram [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi
I am working on wireless ad hoc networks.
I have five different flows, and I wish to
Hi
I need to work with NS , but I heve problems to install it, first I install
Tcl/Tk , otcl tclcl, without problems but when I try to install Ns I heve
problems like this
config.status: creating indep-utils/webtrace-conv/dec/Makefile
config.status: creating
why don't you try the allinone version?
George
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I need to work with NS , but I heve problems to install it, first I install
Tcl/Tk , otcl tclcl, without problems but when I try to install Ns I heve
problems like this
config.status: creating
any body know the url from where i can download cygwin with any download
manager instead of that setup.exe from cygwin website???
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Hi
I am working on wireless ad hoc networks.
I have simple scenario in which one node is sending packets to other.
I set packet size 512 bytes and interval between each packet is 0.0025.
it means application layer (CBR) generate total 1/0.0025 = 400 packets in a
second. Each packet is 512x8 =
Hi
I am working on wireless ad hoc networks.
I have simple scenario in which one node is sending packets to other.
I set packet size 512 bytes and interval between each packet is 0.0025.
it means application layer (CBR) generate total 1/0.0025 = 400 packets in a
second. Each packet is 512x8 =
Hi,
I have a program in c that uses sockets for sending and receiving data(udp
and TCp), I will use this program in ns , I would like to know if there is
an easy way to adapt sockets to ns
thanks for help
Nabila
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