it is your graduation, and you got all the way up to graduating and you do not understand the material you're suppose to present, maybe take the course over again, and next time pay attention, and practice that particular part a lot more closer?

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Please change your thread title with something more specific to your issue.

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Help you with what??? Read the "Question Guidelines" link in my posting signature. While we're happy to help with specific questions, you're asking us to look things up for you, give you code, and EXPLAIN IT all to you. You are going to have to show some effort of your own. There are DOZENS of threads on this site related to what you're asking...have you looked?

And since you found this site with an Internet search...did you try looking for NS2/MANET code???

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Hi mms,


And welcome to LQ.


Alongside the concerns other members have made about your post. It will be helpful to know what you have done and what your intentions are for this project.


We fully understand that a final project, or if by saying "graduation project" that you actually mean "thesis" as in for a post graduate program, that it is a complex project requiring a great deal of time and effort. Hence probably why you are starting it in September, where the norm would be that this may be due for completion either at the end of this calendar year, or at the end of this instruction year, which would typically be late Spring of 2019.


First and foremost. Please discuss your concerns as well as your approach, current and intended, with your advisor and/or instructor. If you are, or feel completely un-prepared for this project, then you absolutely need to do as BW-userx suggests and retake some courses.


As TB0ne has said, we are happy to help you work towards being successful. However as a student, it falls entirely upon you to be 100% versed in your work. This is the whole point of your studies, NOT to just get the degree or get a good grade, but to actually learn something.


NS2 has been around for quite a bit and there is a LOT of information about it, about programming for it, about performing simulations using it, on the web, as well as within many LQ questions.


In concert with what l0f4r0 and TB0ne have said, you can learn more about how to use LinuxQuestions by reviewing many of the links in certain members' signatures, as well as browsing the site to learn the common practices as well as how to pose your questions more properly.


We wish you best with your project and look forward to some more detailed content from you.

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The available "ddos" for ns2 is {aqm-dos-sim-plat + Leodos + Blue}.
Not really working well with ns-2.35 and a contemporary OS.
I.e. the timestamps are as old as year 2002.

A "pre" patch is pre2__blue_ns235.patch
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JMB...ew?usp=sharing


ns3 ddos https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=all&...=en&q=ns3+ddos
.... Seems to be available, e.g. https://github.com/3Dshad0w/dos-attack-ns3

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Hi mms,

Editing your question doesn't really fix things here. We are trying to be polite and get you started, but instead it seems that you've chosen to edit this post to clear it out and then start a new thread about NS2 in another forum:

https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...0/#post5902786

I'll close this thread since it seems to now be ineffective.

If you wish to have it reopened, please view this thread and click report on one of the posts and in the dialogue box, indicate that you would like to continue with this thread.

Otherwise, hopefully you'll be successful with your other thread question.

Best Regards