[ns] Linux Compound TCP not working

2012-07-20 Thread nut cracker
Hello! I'm having huge troubles running Compound TCP in the Linux bundle of ns2 congestion avoidance schemes. I've seen that there was a bug and that it should be fixed using the TCP_CONG_RTT_STAMP value in the headers. But it still doesn't work for me. I'm getting the results that look like

Re: [ns] Running simulations of long fat networks (LFNs)

2012-07-15 Thread nut cracker
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[ns] Running simulations of long fat networks (LFNs)

2012-07-13 Thread nut cracker
Hello! I'm making some simple simulations for long fat networks - the networks with large bandwidth delay product. I'm working on simple Y shaped network, with two senders, chokepoint router and one receiver. My goal is to simulate networks with 100Gbps bandwidths and 100ms delays (all three

[ns] Getting RTT for every sent packet from trace file

2012-07-04 Thread nut cracker
Hello everyone! I'm trying to calculate packet RTT times for each packet with the use of a ns2 trace file and some scripting in Python. I managed to get the time when a packet was initially sent and when its ack is received. It even works if a packet was dropped and resent. The problem is no

[ns] Problem when calculating throughput

2012-01-24 Thread nut cracker
Hello everyone! I have a strange problem during the throughput calculation. I have a FTP connection using TCP and TCPSink agents. I'm using a record trick to schedule logging to file every 0.1 seconds and the TCPSink bytes_ variable to retrieve the number of bytes retrieved (it gets zeroed ou

Re: [ns] getting values from trace file during execution of tcl script

2012-01-22 Thread nut cracker
Hello! You don't need to pull the data from the trace file, you can get it from the sender / receiver objects (like bytes_ variable in TCPSink and LossMonitor for received bytes). You can also use ns "at" function to schedule the logging. Here is an example for bytes received: [code] proc re

[ns] Two basic questions

2012-01-21 Thread nut cracker
Hello everyone! I have two basic questions regarding Ns2 simulations, which need more confirmation than information. I've searched Google for these, but I could not find an answer to such specific theoretical questions. The first one refers to duplex links. As I get it, the duplex links in Ns