[ns] about MAODV install

[胡杰]

  
 hi,ns users,
 
 I had followed the instructions of the modv-ns-2.26.pdf to add the files 
in MAODV packages into the respective folders. 

 but i don't know how to add the aodv_mcast.o, aodv_mtable.o, and 
aodv_mtable_aux.o to the compilation list of makefile. 

i have find the file of makefile.

best wishs

   hujie

 
 
 

[ns] recv() function in ns2 !

[Mubashir Rehmani]

Hi davide,

To deal with packet by packet handling when a new packet is received by the
node, you need to modify the recv() function, which you can found in the
following files:


   - RECV : 
WirelessPhy
   - recv() : 
TcpApp,
   
SimpleTcpAgent,
   
HttpInvalAgent,
   
TraceFile,
   
DequeTrace,
   Trace,
   
TraceIpMac,
   
TraceIp,
   
CMUTrace,
   
toraAgent,
   
TrafficGenerator,
   
SnoopQueueEDrop,
   
SnoopQueueTagger,
   
SnoopQueueDrop,
   
SnoopQueueOut,
   
SnoopQueueIn,
   
MeasureMod,
   
LossMonitor,
   
TfrcAgent,
   
TfrcSinkAgent,
   
VegasTcpAgent,
   
NewRenoTcpAgent,
   
RenoTcpAgent,
   
TcpAgent,
   
DelAckSink,
   
TcpSink,
   
TcpSessionAgent,
   
Sack1TcpAgent,
   
SackRHTcpAgent,
   
RFC793eduTcpAgent,
   
RBPRenoTcpAgent,
   
RBPVegasTcpAgent,
   
QSTcpSink,
   
QSNewRenoTcpAgent,
   
IntTcpAgent,
   
FullTcpAgent,
   
FackTcpAgent,
   
TcpAsymSink,
   
DropTargetAgent,
   
AbsDelAckSink,
   
AbsTcpSink,
   
AbsTcpAgent,
   Snoop,
   
LLSnoop,
   
SAack_Agent,
   
RTCPAgent,
   
AckRecons,
   
AckReconsController

Re: [ns] ADD features to a node

[Davide]

thank you

i've already found the files but i haven't found the "packet by packet"
handling to introduce the new features...

so, in those files, where can i find the actions that should be done
everytime that a new pachet is received by the node?

thanks again

Davide

2008/10/24 Mubashir Rehmani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Hello Davide
>
> I think that you should modify node.cc file to add some features to a node.
>
>
> Regards
>
> 2008/10/24 Davide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>> i've a wired scenario and i want to add some features to a node...which
>> file
>> should i modify?
>>
>> the second question is: is possible to implement a wireless scenario
>> without
>> without implement all the protocol stack?
>>
>> thanks in advance
>>
>> Davide
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Mubashir Husain Rehmani
>
> Mobile :   00 33 (0)6 32 00 89 35
>
>

[ns] ADD features to a node

[Davide]

i've a wired scenario and i want to add some features to a node...which file
should i modify?

the second question is: is possible to implement a wireless scenario without
without implement all the protocol stack?

thanks in advance

Davide

[ns] Simulating Internet Like Traffic

[J S]

Hello
I am trying to simulate Internet like delay and loss rate on ns.

I know there available traffic generators like Pareto, exponential and CBR.
Of which probably Pareto is closest to Internet.
However, I am unable to use Pareto or CBR with TCP.
Are these traffic generators works only with UDP?
Since a majority fo Internet Traffic is TCP are there any TCP(or Internet)
like traffic models, traces or generators?

I am also aware of PackMime-HTTP and delaybox approaches, but not sure how
can I model them for Internet-like traffic


Thanks in advance

JS

[ns] Release of XAV/YAVISTA 1.0 (NS-2 tracing framework)

[ines bj]

Dear all,

We are pleased to announce the release of XAV/YAVISTA 1.0.

XAV allows real time exploration of the NS-2 trace files by optimizing
database access.

XAV current release works on NS-2.30 with Linux.

Downloading XAV
-

Publications (WNS2 2008 & MSWiM 2008):
http://sites.google.com/site/yavista/publications

NS-2.30 patch:
http://sites.google.com/site/yavista/download-section

Website :
http://sites.google.com/site/yavista/

Features

The key concepts of XAV are:

* indexes to eliminate wasted time searching the whole record set when
little information is needed (speeds up data access).
* packet pointers in order to eliminate duplicated packet headers for
each log entry (saves disk space).

XAV works with

* wired and wireless nodes
* several network protocols such as CBR, TCP, IP, AODV, ARP, 802.11 &
802.3

License
---

The XAV source code is being released as open source under The GNU
General Public License (GPL).
http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt

Contributors
-

XAV has been developed by
a)the LIP6 Laboratory/Pole Phare (University of Paris 6/France)
b)the CRISTAL Laboratory (ENSI/Tunisia) & ESPRIT/Tunisia

Best regards,
The Yavista Team