[ns] help- AODV protocol
Hi, I am working in AODV protocol. How to count no of neighbor nodes for each node in aodv. please, can anyone help me. Regards Gomathi
[ns] Fwd: help- mac layer
Hi, I am doing my implementation(MAC layer) in ns2. How to count no of packets received and transmitted for each node in mac_802_11.cc ( ns2.34). Can anyone help me? Please Its very urgent Regards, Gomathi
[ns] [CFP] Wireless Days 2013
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[ns] Help- coding of multipath routing protocol
I need complete coding of Split Multipath Routing protocol.. n please tell me the way to add this protocol in ns2.35 -thankyou -- View this message in context: http://network-simulator-ns-2.7690.n7.nabble.com/Help-coding-of-multipath-routing-protocol-tp27091.html Sent from the ns-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Re: [ns] Help-Neighbor table
I think i can help you
1) in file aodv_rtable.h: you can add FLAG field to neighbor table:
class AODV_Neighbor {
//some code...
//
double nb_expire; // ALLOWED_HELLO_LOSS *
HELLO_INTERVAL
booleanFLAG; //New field: "FLAG"
};
2) in recvRequest() function (aodv.cc):
puts some code like:
AODV::recvRequest(Packet *p){
//some code ...
//.
AODV_Neighbor *nb;
nb = nb_lookup(ch->prev_hop_);
if(nb != 0) {
nb->FLAG = 1;
}
//.
}
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[ns] Help-Neighbor table
Hi, I am trying to implement detection of RREQ packet dropper. For that, I need to store all the neighbors of each node in the network. I have found that we got a neighbor table already in AODV. I am able to print it. But what I want is, to store that table along with a new field in it called "FLAG" . Whenever a node 'A' receives a route request or RREP from a node 'B', B must update in its neighbor table , the flag corresponding to 'A' as "1". For this, how can I invoke the existing neighbor table at recvRequest() function in AODV and how can I add a new field to that neighbor table. If you have any suggestion about this, please help me. It was really urgent for my project. Regards, Sony
[ns] help-neighbor table
Hi everyone, I am trying to implement detection of RREQ packet dropper. For that, I need to store all the neighbors of each node in the network. I have found that we got a neighbor table already in AODV. I am able to print it. But what I want is, to store that table along with a new field in it called "FLAG" . Whenever a node 'A' receives a route request or RREP from a node 'B', B must update in its neighbor table , the flag corresponding to 'A' as "1". For this, how can I retrieve from the existing neighbor table and how can I add a new field to that neighbor table. If anyone knows about this, please help me. It was really urgent for my project. Regards, Sony
