Network Simulator 2: a Simulation Tool for Linux
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David Gordon (davidgordonca@hotmail.com) is finishing his Bachelor's degree in Computer Science at Sherbrooke University in Quebec, Canada. He is currently an intern in the Open Systems Lab at Ericsson Research and a member of the IPv6 research group. His interests include internet protocols, networking, cryptography and network security.
Ibrahim F. Haddad (Ibrahim.Haddad@Ericsson.com) is a researcher at the Ericsson Corporate Unit of Research in Montreal, Canada, where he is involved in researching carrier-class server nodes for real-time all-IP networks. He is mainly responsible of the security and IPv6 research activities at the Open Systems Lab.
email: Ibrahim.Haddad@Ericsson.com
email: Ibrahim.Haddad@Ericsson.com
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Simulation for a High speed mass data transfer protocol
Hello everybody,
I'll be doing a project simulation for a high speed mass data transfer protocol.
Will be needing your help..
If anybody interested or want to contribute they are humbly invited.. :)
Just drop me a mail at:
kanishk@speedpost.net
is there any specific kernel support required for installing ns2
is there any specific kernel support required for installing ns-2.1b8-mcast
Change queue parameters dynamically during the simulation r
Dear friend,
I want to change parameters of a RED queue during the simulation but it seems that some parameters can be modified only before starting the simulation, not dynamically, while the simulation is in progress. For example the following subroutines works before $ns run command but it do not affect the behavior of the queue during the simulation( I want to change maxthresh_ and thresh_ after $ns run command):
#---------------------------------------------------------------
proc setREDParameters { redQueue MINth MAXth PER_MaxP Wq } {
$redQueue set thresh_ $MINth
$redQueue set maxthresh_ $MAXth
$redQueue set q_weight_ $Wq
$redQueue set linterm_ $PER_MaxP
return $redQueue
}
Who knows what I should do ?
Email:raeisy@shirazu.ac.ir
ns2-wsn
pls send me the ns2 code for any topology scheme preferably span in wireless sensor networking
voice security in ns-2
please, can i implement voice security in ns-2
all contributions would be appreciated.
cellular envirnoment in NS-2
i m doing the project in channel allocation in mobile communication, i wants to implement it in NS-2. i wants to create the wireless envirnoment. can anybody helps me in doing that?
Hi, Iam also doing project
Hi,
Iam also doing project in cellular networks. if you know how to simulate it in ns2 please tell me. My email: kiran.mvk123@gmail.com
Thankyou
About SCTP and NS-2.32
Now, I want to simulate SCTP on NS-2. And I use NS-2 2.32. I want to know does NS-2 2.32 support SCTP???
Thank for your help.