Hi Venkat,
If you want to find end to end delay of a single packet, here is
the procesure. You can keep track of packet id (which signifies the
uniquness of a particular packet) and find the difference between the
start time (at the source node) and end time (at destination node) for a
particualr packet to find its end to end delay. Keep repeating the process
for all the successfull packets and take the average to get average end to
end delay.
Thanks and regards ,
Anoop M
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[ns] how to calculate end to end delay in wireless scenario
hi all,
can any one tell me, how to calculate end to end delay in wireless
scenario from the trace output or in any other way.
its urgent please.
thanks in advance
venkat.
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