Re: [ns] TCP and packet drop: where are the retransmitted packets?

>From what I've observed, the normal TCP agents don't actually reliable send each packet in the stream, they only simulate the flow and congestion control dynamics that TCP would exhibit, so that the amount of generated traffic is accurate. Give the FullTCP agents a try. Phil On 6/27/06, Arne Li

Re: [ns] ns2 installation error

> when i install ns2 it give me error, which is decribe in attached > picture.after that it terminate installation, thats why i dont get the ns > command available.please tell me why it is and what should i do. This list doesn't appear to accept picture attachments. If there is something uniq

Re: [ns] Any limitation on no. of nodes or sources when running ns?

> I have implemented a new MANET protocol on ns-2. It works well when the > number of source nodes is low. But when I increase the number of source > nodes, simulation stopped with "segmentation fault". Is large number of > sources of nodes a problem for ns-2? Any idea on this problem? Large n

Re: [ns] RTSThreshold in Simulations

On 7/3/06, Alicia Triviño <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I wonder if you activate the RTS/CTS in simulations for MANET. Does it > depend on the packet size or on the number of neighbors? Try a google search for "ns2 rts". The first few hits should be fairly informative. Phil Miller

Re: [ns] Fw: route assignment code

s (where the packet originator determines the path that the packet should take). Your question could have two different meanings in this context. So, what are you looking for? Phil Miller

Re: [ns] problem with gt-itm (linux)

#x27;echo $PATH' to see where it's searching. Note that the present directory ('.') is not generally included, to head off stupid and dangerous mistakes. If the executable were in the current working directory, you would run it as './itm'. However, since it's in the 'bin' subdir, run it as './bin/itm' Phil Miller

Re: [ns] how to set CTS, RTS, ACK ... packet size

since all of the stuff you've described varying is defined by the IEEE standards. Please keep replies on-list. Phil Miller

Re: [ns] help on multiple ftp connections

starting 1 second before $i), you need to write "[expr {$i -1}]" in place of "$i-1". If you declare "global ftp" at the top of your first for loop, that may help on the possible scoping issue (I'm not sure how Tcl determines variable scope). Phil Miller

Re: [ns] Problem with running wireless simulation

> is there any of you may know what should be the problem? It doesn't seem like there is any problem at all. Look for a trace file (.tr) and a NAM file (.nam) in the directory you ran in. They contain the data generated by the simulation. Phil

Re: [ns] transmission power for mobile nodes

> Hello everyone, > I am trying to simulate CAP-SV routing protocol for ad hoc networks, > derived from AODV. I need to control the transmission power of each > node and vary it according to the next hop since my protocol logs the > min. power to reach each neighbor. Is there anyone who knows how

Re: [ns] Wireless packet size limit + wireless bandwidth question

Heo, Have a look at . It answers your direct questions. You may also wish to look at if you're interested in adjustments to simulate more recent chipsets accurately. Phil On 7/22/