Thanks for help, even if I set the rate to 4, I don't get any overhead. Is there any example that can produce and overhead? I am not doubting my script, as it might not be correct.
Thanks, Sasan > Hi > > 1) -mc means max no.of connections established at any time. As you are > mentioning it as 1 only one connections will exist. Connection in this > regard means one source - destination pair. > > 2) -rate represents the no.of packets to be sent. If you specify it as 4 > then 4 CBR packets will be sent per sec. But, you are specifying it as 0.4 > 0.8 means, you are sending 0.4packets/sec... due to this also overhead > will > be very less. > > Hope this will help > > Regards > Anupama A > > On 3/10/06, Sasan Sahraei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >> Hi, >> >> I have a script that is running the following commands to generate >> traffic >> pattern and movement scenario >> >> but when using AODV, my simulation shows 0 overhead when running with >> either of the generated files. >> >> as you see each of the commands below have a set of variables. just >> replace then with anything you want i.e. >> >> MAXNODES = 50 >> pause = 1 to 900 >> speed = 1, 20 m/s >> seed = 1 to 20 (step 2) >> pps = 0.1 0.4 and 0.8 >> >> setdest -n "$MAXNODES" -p "$pause" -s "$speed" -M 20 -t "$SIMTIME" -x >> "$X" >> -y "$Y" >> >> >> ns "$CBR_PATH/cbrgen.tcl" -type cbr -nn "$MAXNODES" -seed $seed -mc 1 >> -rate "$pps" >> >> any idea why I get 0 overhead? >> >> another question is the value for -mc, I am not sure 1 is correct. what >> should I use? I need connection between all nodes (obviously) but only >> two >> of the 50 are actually communicating. >> >> Thanks for help, >> Sasan >> >> >
