Re: [ns] How to shut down a mobile node
My protocol is not interested in the energy consumption, so I didn't check that. But according to the code in mobilenode.cc/command(), the tcl command "off" should turn off the energy consumption. 在2009-05-01 01:18:41，"Ezequiel García" 写道： > >I have a question regarding this, does the shuted down node continue to consume energy? > >--- El mié 29-abr-09, realoneone escribió: >De: realoneone >Asunto: Re: [ns] How to shut down a mobile node >Para: ns-us...@isi.edu >Fecha: miércoles, 29 de abril de 2009, 10:51 pm > >Hi there, > >Though I had problems by just using "on/off" command of the mobile >nodes, I finally used a tricky way to "shut down" some nodes at >certain time: > >In mac/mac-802_11.cc, I added a few lines in the beginning of transmit() and >recv(), which stop transmitting/receiving the packet depending on the clock time >and the id of the node which is calling this function. > >Though I have to re-make ns2, it does works fine for me. > >Hope it helps. > >Ryan > > > > >¡Viví la mejor experiencia en la web! >Descargá gratis el nuevo Internet Explorer 8 >http://downloads.yahoo.com/ieak8/?l=ar
Re: [ns] How to shut down a mobile node
I have a question regarding this, does the shuted down node continue to consume energy? --- El mié 29-abr-09, realoneone escribió: De: realoneone Asunto: Re: [ns] How to shut down a mobile node Para: ns-users@ISI.EDU Fecha: miércoles, 29 de abril de 2009, 10:51 pm Hi there, Though I had problems by just using "on/off" command of the mobile nodes, I finally used a tricky way to "shut down" some nodes at certain time: In mac/mac-802_11.cc, I added a few lines in the beginning of transmit() and recv(), which stop transmitting/receiving the packet depending on the clock time and the id of the node which is calling this function. Though I have to re-make ns2, it does works fine for me. Hope it helps. Ryan ¡Viví la mejor experiencia en la web! Descargá gratis el nuevo Internet Explorer 8 http://downloads.yahoo.com/ieak8/?l=ar
Re: [ns] How to shut down a mobile node
Hi there, Though I had problems by just using "on/off" command of the mobile nodes, I finally used a tricky way to "shut down" some nodes at certain time: In mac/mac-802_11.cc, I added a few lines in the beginning of transmit() and recv(), which stop transmitting/receiving the packet depending on the clock time and the id of the node which is calling this function. Though I have to re-make ns2, it does works fine for me. Hope it helps. Ryan
