Isn't this what the DRD parameters are for? Assigning a queue depth where Nistnet starts to drop packets.
-a <src> <dst> --drd <drdmin> <drdmax> >From the Nistnet website: The DRD parameters are the minimum and maximum queue lengths for the DRD algorithm. More precisely, if the number of packets queued is less than the minimum specified, DRD won't drop any packets. When the minimum is reached, DRD starts randomly dropping 10% of the incoming packets. This percentage ramps up with an increase in queue length, reaching 95% when the maximum is reached. (You can actually have more packets queued than the "maximum," but with 95% of all new packets being dropped, you tend not to get very much above the maximum.) Jonathon _______________________________________________ nistnet mailing list nistnet@antd.nist.gov http://www-x.antd.nist.gov/mailman/listinfo/nistnet
