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I am working on implementation of Estimated Distance based Routing Protocol in NS-2.34. I only have base paper with me can anyone guide me in this regard. Thanking in advance
I am working on implementation of Estimated Distance based Routing Protocol in NS-2.34. I only have base paper with me can anyone guide me in this regard. Thanking in advance
There are MANY other links, and this has also been asked (and answered), on here many times before. Doing a small bit of basic research on a question on your own is always the best place to start.
Thanks for the help @knufdl When i search in google for energy efficient routing protocols for Ad-hoc networks I came across many method proposed, many of the papers has mentioned some algorithms in them but inorder to implement that new protocol i am not getting the exact procedures for them in the sense how to modify the existing protocols? and which files to modify? . I working in NS-2.34 ubuntu 10.04. If you know any information regarding this please help me out Thanking in advance
Thanks for the help @knufdl When i search in google for energy efficient routing protocols for Ad-hoc networks I came across many method proposed, many of the papers has mentioned some algorithms in them but inorder to implement that new protocol i am not getting the exact procedures for them in the sense how to modify the existing protocols? and which files to modify? . I working in NS-2.34 ubuntu 10.04. If you know any information regarding this please help me out Thanking in advance
We've sent you links to code, and that code has instructions in it. You need to read the instructions/examples that come with the code, and you need to do a search for this.
There's not a lot more we can hand you...but you do need to show effort of your own.
ns2 : Be familiar with ns2, if you want to pursue EDRP.
Use ns2, read the documentation, add other "extra protocols" to different ns2 builds.
→ You can have as many times ns-allinone-2.xx as you want, installed at the same time.
Below is the tracefile output i'm getting after simulating 5o nodes using DSR protocol. but in order to analyze the tracefile using awk scripts I need to mention the fields in it but i am not getting how to analyze the same i have searched in the net but not getting the tracefile format with energy values. If anyone have awk scripts to display the energy please help me. Thanking in advance.
#teace file output
s 11.667950000 _40_ AGT --- 3 cbr 210 [0 0 0 0] [energy 199.998100 ei 0.000 es 0.000 et 0.001 er 0.001] ------- [40:0 41:0 32 0] [3] 0 0
Thanks @Knufdl for the reply. i have already went through the links you have mentioned but the problem is i am not getting in which exact field i am actually getting energy value. and I am not getting awk script that can extract the energy information from the tracefile, I've browsed for the same in internet but links ends up in broken. please help me out with this.
Thanks alot @knudfl for the link it is of great help to me. i am not able to find interpret my tracefile format in the sense finding the positions of the information e.g action = $1;
time = $2;
node_id = $3;
layer = $4;
flags = $5;
seqno = $6;
type = $7;
size = $8;
is as defined in one of the awk script. but i am not able to find the same for my tracefile please help me with this. I am pasting a line from my trace file output:
s 11.667053961 _40_ MAC --- 1 DSR 90 [0 ffffffff 28 800] [energy 200.000000 ei 0.000 es 0.000 et 0.000 er 0.000] ------- [40:255 41:255 32 0] 1 [1 1] [0 1 0 0->0] [0 0 0 0->0]
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