Can we simulate FCOE on NS2..?
I need to simulate Fibre Channel protocol, since the only available tool seems to be Opnet Modeller, can I use NS2 to simulate "fcoe" networks on it..?
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I'm not sure if this will be much help; however, since no one is responding, I thought I would give my 2 cents. Before I do though, there are two things I must note. B) I have never worked with ns2 (or ns-3 for that matter) and A) I know almost nothing about FCoE; so my 2 cents on this matter could be worth dog poo.
According to ns2's own wiki, ns2 was designed to simulate TCP(/IP), Routing and Multicasting protocols. According to wikipedia, FCoE's protocol takes place of the IP protocol (makes sense, doing it this way allows other networked devices to just ignore what it doesn't understand.) Quote:
In fact, the more I read about FCoE, it sounds less like something you'd run through a network simulator, but rather some kind of specialized hardware to do the simulation. The hardware is designed to guarantee packet delivery unlike the normal Ethernet hardware. Are you sure you're asking the correct question? You may get more help if you explain why you're trying to emulate FCoE "Network" traffic. Anyway, there's my two cents. I hoped it help. |
Thanks for the reply :) andcan you help in FC simulation
All I wanted to do is to simulate some Fibre Channel Protocol using a simulator. Do you know any open source tool to do it..?
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