[ns] Warning everyone is ignoring (please use -channel)

Hey all, Can anyone tell me how to get rid of that warning at the beginning of the wireless simulations warning: Please use -channel as shown in tcl/ex/wireless-mitf.tcl It is getting on my nerves :P Regards, Amer University of Western Australia

Re: [ns] Warning everyone is ignoring (please use -channel)

Amer Filipovic schrieb: > Can anyone tell me how to get rid of that warning at the beginning of > the wireless simulations > > warning: Please use -channel as shown in tcl/ex/wireless-mitf.tcl > > It is getting on my nerves :P > As you can read - modify each test script to use the wireless cha

[ns] Mobile nodes: radius

Hello, I found this string in NS Manual, how can I use it? [quote]$mobilenode radius The radius denotes the node's range. All mobilenodes that fall within the circle of radius with the node at its center are considered as neighbours.[/quote] I used it like: $node_(0) radius 50 but It seems

[ns] LinkCache vs MobiCache

Ok, This is actually a pretty a big issue. Pretty much any ns distribution I have tried so far makes use of MobiCache and NOT LinkCache. The code appears to be there, but I cannot get it to work. Does anyone know how to enable linkcache.cc? Any ns distribution will do, I've been trying with 2

[ns] tcp on mipv6 problem?

hello, i am working with ns-2.1b6 and mobiwan to simulate mipv6 to get tcp throughput.but when i simulate it,i can't get the throughput from it.do anyone have same work wit me? regards, erwin __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the bes

[ns] error when compiling a new MANET protocol

Hello ns users! I am trying to develop a new MANET routing protocol, following the steps described in the tutorial "Implementing a new MANET unicast routing protocol in NS2" . I have created the requested files and i have written the code, with small changes, but i haven't added any new variab

Re: [ns] Mobile nodes: radius

Hi there I also tried that a few months ago, but it does not seem to do what it says i personally think it is useless, unless someone has other opinion > > Hello, I found this string in NS Manual, how can I use it? > > [quote]$mobilenode radius > > The radius denotes the node's range. All mo

Re: [ns] Fwd: (hybrid ad hoc network) behavior of base stations

Hello, That occurs because gateways haven't been selected as MPRs by any node. Note that fixed nodes aren't included within the neighborhood of the gateways. Regards, fran On Monday 19 June 2006 18:57, Hai Nam wrote: > message below, don't know why the list ask me to resend this mail, I'm > no

Re: [ns] Getting data from wireless base station to cross to wiredstation

Congratulations Paul! I believe that after fixing your first "major" bug, your next NS2 hacking experiences will be done a lot faster. One very important helper for beating the NS2 learning curve is to study the other NS2 success stories, to try to grasp all the details and lessons learnt. The

Re: [ns] Warning everyone is ignoring (please use -channel)]

Original Message Subject: Re: [ns] Warning everyone is ignoring (please use -channel) From:"Q.R.Iqbal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date:Tue, June 20, 2006 3:18 pm To: "Amer Filipovic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ---

Re: [ns] Mobile nodes: radius

Andrea M schrieb: > Hello, I found this string in NS Manual, how can I use it? > > [quote]$mobilenode radius > > The radius denotes the node's range. All mobilenodes that fall within > the circle of radius with the node at its center > are considered as neighbours.[/quote] > > I used it like: >

Re: [ns] Mobile nodes: radius

Do you have any UM-OLSR examples? I'm looking for some scripts to learn how OLSR works under NS, I'm very principiant. Thank you very much. Andrea. 2006/6/20, Daniel Mahrenholz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Andrea M schrieb: > > Hello, I found this string in NS Manual, how can I use it? > > > > [quote

Re: [ns] Fwd: (hybrid ad hoc network) behavior of base stations

Do you have any UM-OLSR examples? I'm looking for some scripts to learn how OLSR works under NS, I'm very principiant. Thank you very much. Andrea. 2006/6/20, Francisco J. Ros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Hello, > > That occurs because gateways haven't been selected as MPRs by any node. > Note > th

Re: [ns] Fwd: (hybrid ad hoc network) behavior of base stations

On 6/20/06, Andrea M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Do you have any UM-OLSR examples? I'm looking for some scripts to learn how > OLSR works under NS, I'm very principiant. > Thank you very much. > Andrea. Hi, Take a look at this page http://masimum.dif.um.es/um-olsr/html/ There's an example. R

Re: [ns] program to place nodes in regula r shapes???

Hi, I think this can be done properly with Tcl scripts, using some node&link-setup and loop controlling code lines. For the convience of reusing, you can also write these codes in a seperate senario file and load it in the main simulation tcl files. Best Regards, Larry Hi everyo

Re: [ns] Cloning AODV

Hi, I can tell another way which I think is simpler to do this clone stuff, for your reference only. You can directly change the AODV codes in the ns/aodv/ directory without change the name of the directory and files (of course you'd better backup the oringal codes first), and rebuild the