Hi,
Someone has a traffic generator that works properly with the TCP-Linux?
Grateful
Ygor Amaral
ori and mish bgu wrote:
> Hi Everybody
>
> I was working on wireless simulation for some time now and found that draw
> lines of grid (on the topography) with distances in the nam visualizer was
> very useful for me to know exactly where nodes are placed in the network,
> especially when simulati
Hello!
I have to simulate a two
phases MAC protocol in which nodes apply in every phase a different
algorithm and exchange different packets , I have to execute an
algorithm in background and exchange it's result in the first phase
than use tho
Hi Abu,
By default, NS2 is deterministic. If you would like to run NS2 in
randomized scenarios, you need to execute
$defaultRNG seed
prior to "$ns run", where is an integer. If is zero, NS2 will
use the current time and counter as a seed for random number generator.
By default, is set to "
