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Hello, i'm working with ns2 on a simulation of wired sensor network with AntNet as a routing protocol.
how in a simple way can i detect congestion in a wired sensor network, please? My idea is to measure queue length in packets or maybe measure incoming traffic with the available bandwidth on the link? But i don't know how to do that in TCL script. Can anybody assist me? thanks.
Last edited by zakizakizaki; 05-29-2015 at 03:24 PM.
Hello, i'm working with ns2 on a simulation of wired sensor network with AntNet as a routing protocol.
how in a simple way can i detect congestion in a wired sensor network, please? My idea is to measure queue length in packets or maybe measure incoming traffic with the available bandwidth on the link? But i don't know how to do that in TCL script. Can anybody assist me? thanks.
..won't get you help any faster. And we will be happy to assist you, but we won't (as you asked in one of the other threads), provide you the code. Post what YOU have written, and tell us where you're stuck, along with relevant details (version of NS2, Linux, etc.), and the error(s) you see, and we can assist you.
Otherwise, you list several ideas on how to do what you're after...so now it's up to YOU to go and DO IT.
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