Suppose there are 2 nodes 1 and 2 connected by a link.Suppose 1 inserts a packet on the link to send to 2.I want the link to drop the packet.How is this packet loss simulated in a link?Please explain in terms of the event queue scheduling(default scheduler).What happens to the event queue when the link drops(in the simulation)the packet?Does the link at first add the Node2.rcv() to the queue and later remove it(if so how/when does it remove it) or does it initially only restrain from adding such a thing(thus not allowing Node2 to receive it at all) or does the scheduler drop the event after the link handler adds the Node2.rcv() to the event queue(so that the receiving event is never scheduled)
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