Hi list,
i have a problem and i hope u can help me on it : i m simulating ad hoc on
ns2.27 version
and i m modifiying in transmit() function in the mac-802_11.cc file
before sending pkt i must do an admission control as described bellow :
for each pkt i verify
if the idle time in the cha
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On 11/15/06, Mohammad Haseeb Zafar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Got answer from http://www.jlsnet.co.uk/index.php?tab=4&page=ns2_comperror
> Cheers
> Haseeb
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hello,
I have having problems with error model attachment in a umts scenario. I
followed the eurane user guide 1.6:
set em [new ErrorModel]
$em unit pkt
$em set rate 0.02
$em ranvar [new RandomVariable/Uniform]
$ue1 interface-errormodel $em 2
ue1 is a umts node with dch channel, cbr applicati
While using the OBS-ns
simulatior, I found in my trace file some IPKT packets with a size less than
the size of the TCP packets. Can some body explain
to me why.
Regards.
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Dear all,
In 802_11 MAC, when one packet is received, how to aquire the current
queue length information, i.e. how many packets have already been in
the buffer of this receiver? I completely don't know what to do, since
I'm a ns beginner. Does anyone know this?
Thank you very much,
Maggie
Hello everyone,
i am new in ns-2 and i try mannasim extesion now.TCL examples give from
mannasim webpage give me errors.
can any one help?
Hi folks,
Has anyone successfully installed ns-2.26 in FC5? It says
tcl8.3.2configuration failed! Is there a way to fix the tcl? Please
let me know.
Thanks.
Diana
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Hi folks,
Has anyone successfully installed ns-2.26 in FC5? It says
tcl8.3.2configuration failed! Is there a way to fix the tcl? Please
let me
know.Thanks.
Diana
--
visit my blog at http://sawkal.blogspot.com
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