MANET ad-hoc test

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MANET ad-hoc test

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08-11-2005, 08:01 AM	#1
pierre44 LQ Newbie Registered: Jul 2005 Posts: 19 Rep:	MANET ad-hoc test Hi everybody!! I want to test a routing algorithm with Linux in order to create an ad-hoc network. I have installed a wireless network on 3 laptops and I have put the AODV algorithm. It works but I want to understand this algorithm by using ethereal. So I want to make a test and send ip packets between the laptops. However, I dont know how to do this test because the command ping uses ICMP packets so it is not what I want. Does someone know what command or what linux tool I have to use in order to send IP packets? Thank you in advance Pit

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