Hi guys.
I've been trying to simulate a wireless network. I created a udp agent
and attached it to multiple nodes and a cbr for each node as well.
For some unknown reasons every source is sending the same packet at
the SAME time about 10 times. There are no loops no nothing its just
being
%s, Fixed);
tcl.eval();
OR
tcl.evalf(%s request %d %d, name_, sender, msgid);
hope this will help!! (I am not sure, but I think this will work)
regards,
Kavan Sheth
DA-IICT
India
On Mon, Jun 1, 2009 at 7:56 PM, Mathiew Moussa mm...@aub.edu.lb wrote:
Hi All,
I am implementing
Hello Mahamadou,
In your TCL script check for the number of nodes you have set
initially and then check where you defined each node's X, Y, Z
coordinates.
you might have listed the coordinates of the nodes from Node 0 till
node 20 and initialized the nn (number of nodes) to 20 which is
Dear Friends,
How does one generate a topology of non-uniformly placed nodes, by
non-uniform i mean that in some locations of the network alot of nodes
are close and on other parts they are few and scattered.
Of course I would need to know how to generate a topology in the first
place, so
Hello Mayank,
The Link Below is for a thread between me and fellow NS users about
almost the same query. I hope its helpful.
http://www.nabble.com/How-to-get-the-Nodes'-coordinate-from-TCL-to-C%2B%2B-td21599457.html
Regards,
Mathiew
Quoting Mayank Daga dagamay...@gmail.com:
Dear All,
I
Hi Samira,
I had the same question and i got the following reply from Mr. Keven
Sheth that turned out to be useful. What he answered specifically is
how to calculate the distances between to nodes, which uses the
coordinates of the nodes by accessing them from struct mb_node in file
Hello Guys,
This is the weirdest thing that has happened with me till now.
I added a piece of code to one of the c files and intentionally added
an error to see whether ns2 was registering it or not.
After doing make clean -- configure -- make, no error
appeared, as if i hadn't added
::instance()-getdistance(i,k) noendl;
}
}
coutendl;
}
cheers
Kavan
On Mon, Jan 26, 2009 at 1:28 PM, Mathiew Moussa mm...@aub.edu.lb wrote:
Hello Walid,
Thanks for replying.
Here's the deal : im trying to simulate a WSN with nodes that are not
mobile.
In a topology.tcl file i
, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Mathiew Moussa mm...@aub.edu.lb wrote:
Hello Walid,
Thanks for the reply.
You said getting the coordinates from the TCL file easier... i have them
stored in a topography.tcl file (or so i recall) that has the X Y Z
coordinates of each sensor.
So what's the way to get them
Dear NS Users,
Can someone please tell me how you can retrieve the coordinates of the
network nodes from a TCL file into C++.
So is their some loop or something that can be written in C++ and
traverses all the nodes and gets X, Y, Z, and how is it written.
Hope you can help me.
Thanks,
know
what exactly you are doing.
Hope this helps
-- Waleed
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 9:59 AM, Mathiew Moussa mm...@aub.edu.lb wrote:
Dear NS Users,
Can someone please tell me how you can retrieve the coordinates of the
network nodes from a TCL file into C++.
So is their some loop
Hi Guys.
I want to implement an algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks (IEEE
802.15.4)in NS2.
I don't know what protocol to use at the MAC layer, there's no such
implementation of IEEE 802.15.4 in NS2!
i tried using SMAC (already in NS2, inteneded for the use of WSNs) but
it was goiving
Hello All,
hope you guys are doing fine.
When I simulate the smac protocol on top of GPSR (a routing protocol
for WNSs), I get the following output:
__
num_nodes is set 50
warning: Please use -channel as shown in tcl/ex/wireless-mitf.tcl
GPSR configuration file
INITIALIZE
Hello,
If i have an implementation that uses NS2's mobileNode's
implementation and i decided that without changing the whole class i
just want to make all the mobileNode NOT move.
How does one do that, do you change the speed to ZERO ???
Thanks,
Mathiew
Hi All,
I've seen some implementations for WSNs in NS2 such as gpsr but it
uses 802.11 as a MAC. I was wondering if anyone has any idea of the
best package to use for simulating WSNs (its better if it functions
over 802.15 which i know is implemented in the SMAC accompanying ns2).
You're help
to the sensors.
Any Idea guys ?
Thanks.
Mathiew
Quoting Davide [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
i'm working on different network (wired) but i know that the mac
protocol 8021.15.4 is implemented in ns2
Davide
2008/11/10 Mathiew Moussa [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi All,
I've seen some implementations for WSNs in NS2
Hi All ns-users,
Does anyone know what Packet Interval in NS2 is and WHERE can when
change it.
you see im using the SMAC and it was giving me an error Couldn't
Schedule Timer after i ran my TCL script .. I got an answer from one
of the guys that it might possibly have to do with the packet
2008-10-27
发件人: Mathiew Moussa
发送时间: 2008-10-27 16:34:13
收件人: ns-users@ISI.EDU
抄送:
主题: [ns] What is Packet Interval !!
Hi All ns-users,
Does anyone know what Packet Interval in NS2 is and WHERE can when
change it.
you see im using the SMAC and it was giving me an error Couldn't
Hello All,
I have this GPSR package that was implemented with a IEEE 802.11 . i
change the Mac to SMAC and got the Couldn't Schedule Timer after i
ran my TCL script ..
Does anyone have an idea what the error refers to and how i can FIX IT.
Ur help is appreciated.
Mathiew
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