there is an example script: /ns-allinone-2.32/ns-2.32/tcl/ex/flooding.tcl
On Sun, Apr 6, 2008 at 12:00 AM, srupesh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am a beginner for ns2. I want to test flooding in wired nodes. I
went through the posts related to it but couldn't find the solution.
Dear researchers,
I'm trying to build a switch with some nodes connected to it.
I basically want nodes to be connected to different ports on the
switch, where each port is associated with the node's id.
What is the best way you recommend from experience to accomplish this task.
Thank you
Hi,
I have a network topology generated by GT-ITM and I need to add a link
failure probability before I run the simulations.
For example how to run network simulations with link failure probability 0.2?
Any hints?
cheers!
Z
I have been trying to run the flooding.tcl example but using a hierarchical
network (created using sgb2hierns), yet it didn't work.
It seems the code does not find the right neighbour nodes, I wonder what I'm
missing?
The example work perfect on a flat network.
Cheers,
Z
Hi,
Each time I run the script hier-rtg-100.tcl (which comes with ns-allinone)
it gives me the following error, I wonder whats the problem??
=
Sim.: utime/stime: 147 9stack/heap: -6976 1892352
Creating hierarchical nodes..
0...Creating links 0...
(_o3 cmd line 1)
Hi guys,
Thanks for providing such a wonderful list.
Question (topology generation): How can I generate a real world network,
something hierarchical (backbone, different subnets..etc not just a mesh)?
Does inet do such thing? is there any tool you recommend? or I have to do it
by hand?